Sam6
Thanks,

I got it.

Diss regard that Sam I didnt see the other two pages in the spread sheet. I thought you were trying to design a single set of inducers with a single output coil. Been a little bit under the weather, nice case of bronchitis.

Doug 1-
No offense taken. I too, suffer from brain farts.....Hope you feel better soon. It occurred to me that the easiest way to restrain the electromagnet inducers may be to clamp them together on each end with the output sections squeezed between the respective N-N and S-S poles. The clamp on one end would consist of a pair of plates long enough to have holes drilled in them above and below the inducer core to accept threaded rods between them, a block of wood on each side between the inducer and plate to provide a huge reluctance in the external magnetic circuit that this contraption creates, and a pair of threaded rods to hold the plates together. It appears that this arrangement may be easier than trying to drill and tap a laminated core for bolts. I don't know if laminations would provide adequate thread holding capacity to restrain the forces. I'm open for better solutions.
Best regards,
Sam6

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                                OCWL

The magic of the Figuera generator is that makes possible to convert two variable magnetic fields in time in the electromagnets ( emf = dB/dt ) into a variable magnetic field in space (in the induced coils), as happens in all generators ( emf =  v · B )  moving back and forth the magnetic lines producing a relative velocity between the magnetic lines and the wires, and, therefore creating induction by flux cutting the wires.


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