Originally posted by GSM
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With that I know the configuration, and the associated phenomena, what I don't understand is your interpretation, specifically, what it is that you mean by "series-parallel induction alternation".
Now what I found with this (Wesly style...horseshoe) configuration is that as you increase the gap, taking advantage of this "neutral" zone, your coupling (textbook) goes away, resulting in generator action yielding less to nothing....If you can demonstrate otherwise, I would love to see it, and would immediately attempt a replication.
The Alexanderson Alternator
The Kromrey Converter
When you look at the patents which inspired this thread, you see that you are dealing with something which could probably be called a variable reluctance type of generator. These principles are well established. There are two schools of thought here on this forum. Both are leading the readers to the same conclusions, via very different methods. On the right we have the supporters of the Alexanderson style alternator, and on the left we have supporters of the Kromrey converter (alternator). Close examination reveals that they are one and the same technology. Don't take my word for it...look into the two. The Kromrey is in my opinion the power generator for the layman, however, only if we know how to properly configure it, and are willing to try and comprehend how and why it functions.
The Magnetic circuit of the Kromrey "could" be viewed as a fundamental arch form, the broken magnetic orbit. We wind our coils on these magnets (Bedini and Flynn two familiar names who are masters in the art of manipulating flux) or in the gaps between the magnets. What we do from this point reveals our ignorance or our genius. How do should we connect the coils? EFTV25 shows you how, as does the attached figure.....
6,392,370 - Device and Method of a Back EMF Permanent Electromagnetic Motor Generator
The author of this patent is still among us. Does he give any suggestions as to how we should configure our coils?
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"The stator is comprised of a permanent magnet connected to a means for conducting electromagnetic energy such as two parallel bars, each having a magnetized pole piece at one end of the bar. The conduction material of the bar may be ferrous, powdered iron, silicon steel, stainless magnetic steel, laminations of conductive material or any other magnetic conductive material.
Each bar is wrapped in a conducting means to form an input coil. The means for conducting may be copper, aluminum, or any other conductive material suitable for making a coil. The primary or input coil is connected to a switching circuit. A second conductive wrapping on top of the input coil becomes a secondary or output coil. The secondary or output coil is connected to the recovery circuit.
When the rotor is energized from the battery of the switching circuit, there is an initial magnetic field that is instantly overcome as the magnetized pole pieces are in apposition with the rotor magnets. As the rotor begins to move, increasing electromagnetic energy is produced as a result of flux gating from the apposed magnets of the rotor and pole pieces. The coils surrounding the bars 'buck' the permanent magnet connecting the bars. This is known in the art as the 'buck boosting' principle. When the permanent magnet is bucked by the coils, it reverses the polarity of the pole pieces which are apposed to the rotor magnets causing the rotor to increase its rotation or spin. "
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Hope you guys can see what I see in this stuff..
Regards
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