Possible permanent magnet motor working in attraction mode

[Nali2001]

Hi all, I need you all to think on this one here for me. Here is an interesting permanent magnet motor working in attraction mode.
What do you think? This is the most basic layout I guess. Also see the attached video.

Workable?

Thanks!
Steven

[TheOne]

I think you will get a perfect balance which mean no rotation.

[mikestocks2006]

Hi Nali2001 
Nice anims, what program(s) are you using to create them?

Thanks.

[idnick]

I think you will get a perfect balance which mean no rotation.

That is exactly what I see. Perfect balance. You can try it tho.

Dave

[Nali2001]

Program is 3d studio max 9.

The retaining arms are not used for getting motive foce/rotation. The magnets on each rotor want too attract to each other but since they ofcourse are secured to the rotor they can only force the rotors to rotate and so alow the magnets to come closer together. But ofcouse when the ideal situation ('magnets atracting at the closest distance') is reached for the magnets, they will not seperate again easily... this is where the flux retainer comes in. Its is a closed flux path and will allow for each magnet an (maybe even more) 'attractive' path - of least resistance'. But then after almost a full rotation on the flux retainer, one needs to release the magnet from the 'flux retainers ideal closed flux loop'. But like I discribed, that is mostly solved by the effect that 'of each magnet leaving the retainer, there is one entering.' And so that is kind of ballanced. BUT that whole flux retaining thing has nothing to do with creating the rotation. Like I said the rotation is only coused due to the 'attractiveness' between each rotor's magnet to the other rotors magnet

Well I hope you kind of understand now. It's hard to explain in words.
But any more questions are more than welcome!

Steven