Free Energy from ambient heat by the Magnetocaloric effect

[PaulLowrance]

Dear fellow researchers,

I just wanted to add my research to this forum.

http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:PaulL


I didn't see an appropriate place to post this so I'm posting in this folder.  Could someone perhaps add something like a General Free Energy folder?

Kind regards,
Paul L.

[PaulLowrance]

This is one of two images that will be used for my research paper on peswiki.com. Basically this is a front view of an example free energy machine. This image demonstrates some known facts, where the energy is coming from according to classical physics.

To learn more about this research please go to

http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:PaulL

[PaulLowrance]

This is one of two images that will be used for my research paper on peswiki.com. Basically this is a side view of an example free energy machine. This image demonstrates some known facts, where the energy is coming from according to classical physics.

To learn more about this research please go to

http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:PaulL

[hartiberlin]

Hi Paul,
I have been reading your text at Peswicki.
Well you forget the dynamic state with the counter EMF.
Therefore you need more input power, when the moving core is
attracted.
Please build it and let?s see, if you are right or wrong.
Many thanks.

It would work,
if you could just magnetize the core with a short pulse and
then demagnetizeit somehow also with only
a short pulse and between this let only the permanent magnets
do the work.
Maybe a coil controlled toggle permanent magnet could be used
for something like this.. ??
Regards, Stefan.

[PaulLowrance]

Dear Stefan,

No, I nor the computer forget about that. :-)  It would impossible for the computer to forget this since it only needs the basic electrodynamic equations, the positions and speed of the magnetic materials, and the di/dt of the currents.  Nearly all the emf is caused by the magnetic material near the wire windings.  Your concern can be immediately eliminated simply by saturation the core material.  Although this is not required.  Once the magnetic field is obtained, then it requires no energy to maintain that field except for the inefficiencies of DC wire current heat.  For example, if you had superconducting wire windings shorted around the core once the core was magnetized, then the magnetic field will be remain regardless if you move a magnetic next to the core.  Although the current required to maintain that field strength may change depending if the cores effective permeability changes.  I was getting simulation efficiencies up to 900% using this technique.  That was of course the mechanical FE design.  It's the solid state FE machine that has my interest.

Kind regards,
Paul