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[Ufopolitics]

Ufopolitics, the problem is in modeling the design of the generator.

I gave an example with the calculation of the magnetic induction of a toroidal coil on a ferromagnetic ring in an air frame.

If this ring of ferromagnetic material is made with a notch, at least 1 mm, the magnetic induction index will sharply change downwards.

There are many different nuances, I hope to finish my material soon and it will become available to everyone.

Yeah, I agree...a Toroid would be the BEST way to make a Generator...of these type of systems.


But Figuera never used a Toroidal Geometry for his inducing/induced coils!!...there are all kind of speculations, but nothing on paper on the Original 1908 Patent graphics!!


The round "thing" is just where the small motor rotate a single positive brush, where resistors are mounted...that is it.


Some say they were inductors...however the case was...it is all about reducing and amplifying currents to the exciting coils.


In my view, it is a lot of waste in heat on the overall performance of this machine.




Cheers




Ufopolitics

[rakarskiy]

Ufopolitics!
This is a drawing from Figuère's first patent.
I clarified a little, and the 1908 patent is more of a convention for designating a controller system

[bistander]

Bistander
It's a little problematic because the supposed rules seem to contradict themselves.

Either magnetic fields always form closed loops or they do not. So if we claim many individual fields can form a single rotating field then we must explain how many singular closed loops can become one larger loop without breaking any single loop in the process.
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Regards
AC

Hello AC,
I see no problem or contradiction. If you search (as I did in Google) for rotating magnetic field animation, you'll find hundreds of visual aids. And I also came across this proof.
https://www.yourelectricalguide.com/2017/07/rotating-magnetic-field-in-three-phase-induction-motor.html
It reminds me of that which the professor demonstrated back in the days of chalk and slate boards. Member pix posted a great simple animation a while back, in this thread I think, but I can't locate. If he sees this, please link to it again. Below is an image which I pulled from a video showing how lines in individual conservative fields can sum to single conservative field. Perhaps you can expand on your noted contradiction problem with an example or reference.
bi

[bistander]

I have never referred on my post that you've quoted above, to a "FLUX FIELD", but to a SINGULARLY ORIGINATED, MAIN MAGNETIC FIELD.
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Ufopolitics

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AC does not rotate a single, main field.
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Cheers

Ufopolitics

Ufo,
Above is your quote to which I responded. You said "main field". Is it not a flux field? Are you not denying that 3-phase AC applied to the stator winding in an induction motor produces a rotating single main field? Isn't it a flux field to which you refer?

Let's just drop it.
bi

[Ufopolitics]

Ufo,
Above is your quote to which I responded. You said "main field". Is it not a flux field? Are you not denying that 3-phase AC applied to the stator winding in an induction motor produces a rotating single main field? Isn't it a flux field to which you refer?

Let's just drop it.
bi

Bistander,


I believe I have explained myself clearly about the difference, on my previous post.


It is not the same thing.


The results are NOT the same thing either.




But, yeah, you are right, let's drop it...






Ufopolitics