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Is the rotating flux even seen as varying flux by the coil? Only when flux varies can it generate an emf and current. Or is it static but not static? Moving, rotating but not varying the number of flux lines? The secondary coil is at the center.

Alan,

Just go back to an old type (brushes-slip-rings) rotating 2 pole field exciter, generator...then you will see the exciter field is always ON, not varying, just on at all times...except it is displacing through Space/Time...or in simple words..."rotating"...

That is the only "variation" required...to move through space/time, related to the stator coils (secondaries) or output coils, or "induced", etc,etc...

Yes, the stator coils see flux getting stronger as exciter approaches...as weakening as exciter leaves away...

Pls, do not let the existing "terms" to deviate you from getting the reality, the truth...

Cheers

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[alan]

Alan,

Just go back to an old type (brushes-slip-rings) rotating 2 pole field exciter, generator...then you will see the exciter field is always ON, not varying, just on at all times...except it is displacing through Space/Time...or in simple words..."rotating"...

That is the only "variation" required...to move through space/time, related to the stator coils (secondaries) or output coils, or "induced", etc,etc...

Yes, the stator coils see flux getting stronger as exciter approaches...as weakening as exciter leaves away...

Pls, do not let the existing "terms" to deviate you from getting the reality, the truth...

Cheers

Ufopolitics

I mean, take a coil and rotate a magnet around it at a right angle with the central axis of the coil at a fixed radius, the number flux lines through the space inside the coil remain the same but the field rotates. This happens in the current generator.   
Normally in a generator a magnet passes a coil positioned not at the center so the flux always changes so power is generated.

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I mean, take a coil and rotate a magnet around it at a right angle with the central axis of the coil at a fixed radius, the number flux lines through the space inside the coil remain the same but the field rotates. This happens in the current generator.   
Normally in a generator a magnet passes a coil positioned not at the center so the flux always changes so power is generated.

Of course a sideways magnet passing by a coil would not induce it.


Pole(s) [Both] of Magnetic Field must face the center of coil in order to be induction.


Faraday first experiment, perfect induction, magnet bar enters empty (air core) coil...poles facing into coil.


DZ Generator works same way...whenever poles hit the frt or back of single coil at center, induction is achieved at peak values.


In a typical Generator, the exciter Field Poles are rotating with poles faces, facing each stator coil...during rotation...passing by though.


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[alan]

If the DZ consists of a rotating field with 3 pole-pairs, and the field is rotating inside the coil with the center of rotation along the center axis of the coil, would this cause a change in the flux as per law of magnetic induction ( E=L x dϕ/dt )? 

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If the DZ consists of a rotating field with 3 pole-pairs, and the field is rotating inside the coil with the center of rotation along the center axis of the coil, would this cause a change in the flux as per law of magnetic induction ( E=L x dϕ/dt )?

Hello Alan,

Yes, definitively.

The variation of flux over variation of time, is given by the angular displacement of the fields lines rotating over time, related to the fixed positioning of center coil-core.

It don't matter at what angle you set that center coil...it will always receive a flux variation over rotation timing from Field displacement.

Cheers

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