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None magnet motor will work

Started by eoglasi, May 03, 2005, 02:32:13 AM

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drsquires

What type and grade of magnets were used? 
Please send description or drawings. 
Perhaps I can help solve the problem.   
If you want to send privately send to

djsquires@ultraplix.com

---D. Squires

hallo

Hi,
didn?t you want to post some infos about the motor ?

gyulasun

Hi Eoglasi,

Supposing you use several pieces of  permanent magnets in your motor my question is :
All your magnets get demagnetized or only some of them?

I would also be interested to read some more info on your motor solution.

regards
Gyula

drsquires

The only way the magnets should be demagnetized is if they are worked beyond the knee of
their demagnetization curve.  This could happen if the motor operated in repulsion mode and
there were significant eddy currents generated inside the magnets.  Otherwise NIB magnets
are very difficult to demagnetize.  If the operating point is higher up the curve then they
should not demagnetize.  PM motors use NIB magnets routinely and don't demagnetize them.
An all PMM should see similar behavior if the operating point on the BH curve is designed to
be in the right place.  If it actually operates on the knee of the curve then you could see
gradual demagnetization.

Regards,
DRS

HardNor

hmm - am i the only wondering why Eoglasi never showed some pictures or video material ;)