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Muller Dynamo

Started by Schpankme, December 31, 2007, 10:48:41 PM

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Dave45

Iv been doing research on wind turbines and thought of a design I dont think I have seen anywhere.
Romero used and even and odd number of magnet to coil ratio
What if  ::) each magnet was on its own rotor fixed to a shaft
six rotors spiraling like a screw
seven coils each on thier own stator
everthing offset to cut down on cogging
The magnetic field would be shaped like a screw along the shaft
I tried to draw it up but ms paint is very limited.

Dave45

Rotors shown without stators
If this was spun up think about the field that would be created.
There would be a stator assembly in between each rotor.

Dave45

Actually the stator assembly could have multiple coils around the circumference as long as the magnets never lined up on all the stators.
You could have six magnets each on its own rotor with seven stator coils on each stator.
The ratio(magnet to coil) could be any odd even combination, I used six to seven as an example.

Dave45

A four to five ratio, just an example

Dave45

four magnets, twenty five coils