Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[Jimboot]

Merry Christmas to you all. I have some time off over the break from a hectic work schedule. It looked like in Holcomb's last video they were doing 5 strands of 18awg per coil. No idea of turn count though. I'll be winding again soon. Have a great time with your families.

[ariovaldo]

I noticed that in more than one video/picture from them.
Years ago, when I worked in one electrical shop winding motors, we used more than one wire with a smaller diameter to make the job easier. It's better to use three 18 AWG than one 10 AWG.
Unless there is something else.


Merry Christmas

[SolarLab]

Merry Christmas to you all. I have some time off over the break from a hectic work schedule. It looked like in Holcomb's last video they were doing 5 strands of 18awg per coil. No idea of turn count though. I'll be winding again soon. Have a great time with your families.

A belated Merry Christmas Jimboot,

Maybe the info on page 7, or so, might be of interest (turn count ?).
From some old notes re: the patent...

Happy New Year Mate!

SL

[SolarLab]

F.Y.I.

In this patent Holcomb describes some of his ideas regarding
"SOLID STATE MULTI-POLE AND UNI-POLE ELECTRIC GENERATOR ROTOR FOR AC/DC ELECTRIC GENERATORS"
US2019/0238011 A1 published Aug 1, 2019

This submission focuses primarily on Rotors (recall - his early approach was to replace the rotors of "rotating generators"
with a "fixed stationary rotor") to increase generator efficiencies. Contains some good background on rotor types, etc..

Thought you might find it interesting as related material. Can't find the Notes file for this one right now.

SL
-------- The above patent is helpful in understanding; and aids in the design process ---------

NOTE the "LAP WINDING" in the "LinGen" illustrates " [0089] Geometric Isolation."

"[0089] Geometric Isolation: Each stator armature induction coil may be located in two seperate rotor cavaties, such
that only one side of a stator coil is in close proximity to a first magnetizing rotor, while the opposite side of the coil is in
close proximity to a second magnetizing rotor. Both rotors are outside of a closed induction loop.

Reverse torque of a conventional generator may be formed when a single rotor excites both sides of a stator coil, one bing
at least one north pole and the other at least one south pole.

Based on Lenz's Law, there is an induced current in a closed loop if the magnetizing flux through the loop is changing. The
direction of the induced current is such that the induced magnetic field opposes a change in flux.

In the case of the present disclosure, the magnetic field of the rotor is geometrically removed and isolated from a magnetic
axis or center line of a stator magnetic pole. Therefore, reverse torque does not occur to any significant extent due to this
geometric seperation of the would-be opposing magnetic poles."

Also consider these other design features that can mitigate 'reverse torque" -  [0090] Singular Stator Winding Pattern,
[0091] Shielding, and [0092] Unique Rotor Design; as explained in this patent.

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At [0125] the Description of the Figures begins.

[rakarskiy]

Good health!

The location of the electromagnets, the frequency of their switching at the output phase frequency of 50 Hz, will be 400 Hz, for 16 solid state rotary electromagnets and a four-pole orientation, possibly more. There are many features here. I have already learned everything I need to know about the Holcomb Energy System. This is the most ingenious solution for simply simulating the rotation of a physical rotor.

What puzzles me at the moment is the genius of the Figuera generator. After all, he knew all this already in 1902. The elegance of its design solution is simply amazing.
It is more difficult to radiate "field rotation" on one or two electromagnets. The generator has a feature - a complete hysteresis of the magnetic field in the phase zone.

Happy and productive holidays to all.