Hilden-Brand Magnet Motor

[JackH]

Hello Honk,

[argona369]

 

[JackH]

This is what I am tolking about.

All you need to do to check it out is run a test without the permanent magnet.  And then run a test with the permanent magnet.  Make sure that you use only 8 Watts of electricity or you will overpower the permanent magnet.

That's all for that.

Later,,,,,,Jack W Hildenbrand

[Ergo]

I?ll take a whack at it.
Is what your saying is that you have a soft iron core
3? long with a coil at one end. On the other end you have a
Permanent magnet. The coil is energized in opposition
to the permanent magnetic field that is traveling through the
the soft iron core, and the ?working end is the
coil end of the soft iron core. Also there?s two
of these assembly?s  put together magnets touching.

I don't get it. It doesn't sound like the magnetic valve shown by the picture.
Could you please make a drawing to clarify?

[acp]

Hi Jack,  Thanks for the answer. I don't know if the sims are accurate, but it does show that the permanent magnet makes no difference to the strength of the valve, at least in the simulation. why bother with the magnet when you can use a piece of iron and get the same results?

I would be very interested to know the difference in attractive force when your valve has the permanent magnet replaced with an identical sized piece of iron. and the same power input. Would you be interested in doing that? This would prove that the sims are not accurate, and that the addition of the permanent magnet makes a difference.

regards

Albert