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  • New Magnet Motor Idea

    I posted this at OU... thought I should put it here as well...

    Thinking outside the box... I had a dream that we could build a "stirling cycle engine" and instead of heat use the attractive and repelling forces of permanent magnets.

    There would no problems with breaking the fileds in this closed loop setup.

    Just a thought and wondered if anyone has tried this idea...

    Unzapped

  • #2
    Hi unzapped,

    Do you mean something like thhe picture below?

    Electromagnetic Engines

    Been done a long time ago.

    Take care,

    Michel
    Attached Files
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeYscnFpEyA

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    • #3
      No. That's not what I am talking about. I was thinking more like this.

      Picture the piston being a magnet. On the hot side of what a stirling have the end of the cylinder be an opposing magnet to the piston. This would be like the compression side.

      I am not really sure what to do on the cold side with the timing and all. But you need a little kick though to get the wheel to finish the cycle... flywheel would have to be unbalanced.

      This is probably impossible. I just thought it was a different direction to look at.

      UZ

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      • #4
        Originally posted by unzapped View Post
        No. That's not what I am talking about. I was thinking more like this.

        Picture the piston being a magnet. On the hot side of what a stirling have the end of the cylinder be an opposing magnet to the piston. This would be like the compression side.

        I am not really sure what to do on the cold side with the timing and all. But you need a little kick though to get the wheel to finish the cycle... flywheel would have to be unbalanced.

        This is probably impossible. I just thought it was a different direction to look at.

        UZ
        Why don't you build one and try it?

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        • #5
          I will try it when I get some more time... I just wanted to at the very least share it. I am currently thoroughly wrapped up into the JT circuits.

          I would probably build a working test tube stirling the non-marble variety first then modify it with magnets...

          Thanks
          Jason

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