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@ BullsNPolarBears
                                       Magnets are cast like metal, in a molten state,  directly near a powerful electromag. The electromag field strength ( during curing ) determinz the end result strength of the mag, wether it be iso, ferrite, neo, or dogshit. Dont let the fancy names fool you. The names refer to the ingrediants. Iso mags are cured in a non magnetic field, hence the are cheap, neo mags are cast in a HUGE mag field, hence there high price. The manufactures have a Huge electric bill. In fact, most "high quality" manufactures cast there neos at night ( like the aluminum industry ), because the manufacturing process will blow the local transformers due to the enormous Tesla like power required. Hope this helps and read this  http://www.madehow.com/Volume-2/Magnet.html

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@Madsen

Thanks for the reply---this is still not right, however.  If you disagree, can you tell me how many kilowatts are in one foot-pound?


foot-pound-force/hour     to     watts             multiply by 3.766161  E-04
foot-pound-force/minute  to     watts             mulitiply by.............never mind , I don't feel like typing, hopes this helps

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@Madsen


foot-pound-force/hour     to     watts             multiply by 3.766161  E-04
foot-pound-force/minute  to     watts             mulitiply by.............never mind , I don't feel like typing, hopes this helps
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[madsen]

http://www.bondhus.com/tech-library/body-1b.htm

http://www.unitconversion.org/energy/newton-meters-to-kilowatt-hours-conversion.html

1 foot pound equal 1.35581795 Newton metres

1.35581795 newton metres equals  0.000000377 kilowatts hours

For those not understanding what it means, it means that whateverevr the strenth of push or pull of a magnet which is measured in footpounds of pressure there is a kilowat amount that it is equal too, and as such that kilowatt amount into an elctromanget will produce the exact same amount of footpounds of pressure. In simple whatever an electromagnet will do a permanent magnet wil do and vice versa, the only benefit is, you can switch off the electro magnet so there is never any wall.

Just remember the song and you won?t go wrong.

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Yes, but kilowatt-hours is not the same thing as kilowatts.  As I said before, a kilowatt is a unit of power, not of energy.

ETA:  Now footpounds of pressure?!   

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@ Madsen
Yes, but kilowatt-hours is not the same thing as kilowatts.  As I said before, a kilowatt is a unit of power, not of energy.


well that'll be your little secret



http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&pwst=1&defl=en&q=define:Kilowatt+Hour&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title

or from   http://www.energysmart.com.au/sedatoolbox/esm1.asp

A kilowatt hour (kWh) is the unit of energy that is used to measure electricity

I spent almost 2 years as a production manager for an electrical engineering firm building heating equipment where the calculations for kilowatts to heat energy was a daily task, i also spent a month this year building gas heating equipment which also like magnets is a different form of energy, that too was also measured in kilowatts or kilowatt hours, in fact all such equipment now usually has a sticker telling you how many kilowatt hours (kilowatts) it uses, and it does not use electricity. Kilowatt hours is how many kilowatts it uses in an hour regardless of the type of energy used nothing more and nothing less.

You are out of your depth here