The SPG - a new concept for non-kinetic permanent-magnet energy harvesting

[Markius_Lanzius]

This is a concept for transferring the energy from a permanent magnet to electricity without using kinetic energy.

It doesn't seem to have been tried yet, as far as I can tell.

I haven't got the engineering expertise to build one of these as it needs some delicate tinkering (flux circuit balancing), so I'm hoping there's someone out there who can take over this project and finish it off.

Or, please tell me why it won't work.

The document is attached...

Also at:

https://www.scribd.com/document/373341757/The-SPG

Or just Google/Bing search for:

"scribd spg electron"

Any relevant and helpful feedback will be much appreciated!

[TechStuf]

Check it out....


http://www.cheniere.org/megstatus.htm




Peace, out

[Belfior]

My concern is that the induction is dependent on the rate of change in the flux. Magnet can saturate the core, but will that mean that lets say 80% of the core is always saturated by the perm magnet and 20% saturation left for the alternating current. Do we get any extra inducted current, if only 20% on flux is changing?

If the total flux can be made to change from 0~ to 100% in a wave then this device is a winner.

I am working on similar type device atm that incorporates an asymmetric transformer.

[tinman]

This is a concept for transferring the energy from a permanent magnet to electricity without using kinetic energy.



I haven't got the engineering expertise to build one of these as it needs some delicate tinkering (flux circuit balancing), so I'm hoping there's someone out there who can take over this project and finish it off.

Or, please tell me why it won't work.

The document is attached...

Also at:

https://www.scribd.com/document/373341757/The-SPG

Or just Google/Bing search for:

"scribd spg electron"

Any relevant and helpful feedback will be much appreciated!

I have to ask-->this is different from the MEG (motionless electric generator)how?.

It doesn't seem to have been tried yet, as far as I can tell.

The MEG has been around some 20 odd years.

Look up Tom Bearden's MEG.

[Belfior]

and I also think Bearden was a bit late too, even he got the patent. Asymmetric transformer experiments were done before Bearden's MEG