Bench
1,315 published findings from the ongoing work — what has been established, calculated and observed at the bench, each traceable to the session that produced it.
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Wiring the coils (46a-46n) in proper sequence with the capacitor (33) produces a sweeping magnetic wave (38a-38n) across the fluid-mass (3), allowing fluid-mass movement (54).
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Voltage applied to coil (46) causes current flow and creates a magnetic field (41) that passes through the magnetic shunt (48), causing magnetic flux-lines to align the field effect to the fluid-mass...
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The typical cross-sectional diameter of the tubular pathway (36) may vary up to and beyond 1/2 inch outer diameter.
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The Magnetic Shunt Assembly (48) is composed of electrical steel that pushes the magnetic field toward the moving permanently magnetized mass, per Figure 26F.
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The metal discs (49a/49b) extend beyond the Magnetic Key (51) to provide open air fins (52a-52n) for heat dissipation during coil pulsing.
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A second magnetic bar key (39) is inserted into the tubular pathway (36) and aligned to the coil-array (30/30), forming an air gap (42) between the tubular surface and the Magnetic Key Assembly (39),...
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The Magnetic Shunt Assembly (48) is composed of two metal discs (49a/49b) placed on opposite sides of the coil-bobbin (46/47), with a Magnetic Key (51) situated between the discs adjacent to and wrapp...
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Coil (46) is wound with 400 turns of 30 gauge insulated wire on a molded nylon bobbin (47) placed inside a magnetic shunt-assembly (48) and slipped over the tubular bearing (36), per Figures 26E, 26F...
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Normal operating velocity is 30 fps for single-phase units (30) and 90 fps for three-phase units (30/30/30).
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Fluid-mass acceleration occurs in less than 10 milliseconds and reaches a controlled operating speed during recycling; time/distance depends on net force applied and fluid-mass moved.
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Force is directly proportional to power and voltage squared; force can be controlled by varying input voltage, resulting in variable speed control of the fluid-medium.
established EPG
The Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30) acts as a direct-drive linear induction motor, with the coil-array (35a-35n) as stator displacing the magnetic fluid-medium along a bearing surface; it may run o...
established EPG confidence 0.80
An oscillating magnetic ring (31) forms around the pickup coil-array and a concentric ring (29) forms inside/below the tubular pathway; the space (32) between fields 29 and 31 allows magnetic lines to...
established EPG
EPG electrical power output is determined by: fluid-medium velocity, number of pathway-channels per spiral-divider, number of turns/twist per unit length of the spiral divider, magnetic field strength...
established EPG
Series-to-parallel hookup of the pickup coils (2a-2n) determines amp draw as to applied voltage, with Power Output = Amps x Voltage.
established EPG
Electrical power output phasing is achieved by wrapping the pickup coil in Right-hand (27) or Left-hand (28) direction: grouped Right-hand wraps give positive unipolar DC pulses, grouped Left-hand wra...
established EPG
Subdividing the Spiral Divider (9) into many pathway channels (19a-19n) of non-magnetizing material such as electrical steel M27 increases the number of magnetic flow circuits; further spiraling the t...
established EPG
Because the particles (3a-3n) are permanently magnetized, transformer interaction (magnetic field coupling) cannot occur between the Orientation Coils (12/13) and the pickup coils (2a-2n); the pulsing...
established EPG
A Variable Pulse Voltage Frequency Generator (14) triggers/energizes the orientation coils (12/13) simultaneously during particle deflection; pulse-frequency electrical output (23) is determined stric...
established EPG
Dual-Orientational coils (12/13) are inserted opposite the pickup coil-array, on the far side of the Electromechanical Drive System; when energized they stabilize the field, and when de-energized the...
established EPG
A Spiral Divider (9) is inserted into the tubular pathway, passing through the pickup coil-array and terminating at (but not passing through) the Power Drive System; this causes the magnetic field to...
established EPG
Once the tube is filled with the fluid-medium (3), the pickup coil-array is electrically energized to produce an electromagnetic field surrounding the tube, permanently magnetizing the material and fo...
established EPG
The tube is filled with permanently magnetized material (3): a liquid slurry of micro-size magnetized particles suspended in liquid Teflon or light-oil, or a permanently magnetized gas composed of ato...
established EPG
The Particle Accelerator Assembly can be a Mechanical Accelerator Drive Assembly (20) using a non-magnetic turbine wheel (21), or an Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30) that moves the fluid-medium via...
established EPG
A Particle Accelerator Assembly (10) is inserted and affixed to the closed loop tube on the end opposite the pickup windings (2); it propels the permanently magnetized fluid-medium (liquid slurry or g...
established EPG
A wire-coil (2) or coil-array (2a-2n) is wrapped around one end of the non-magnetic tube to comply with Maxwell/Faraday Laws of Inductance; for the spiral pathway (8), the pickup coil is placed around...
established EPG
The Electrical Particle Generator uses a non-magnetic tube (aluminum, brass, glass, and/or plastics) formed into a closed loop pathway without open ends, as shown in Figures 26-30; this pathway can be...
established VIC confidence 0.80
The Voltage Intensifier Circuit (VXA) prevents electron replacement on the polarized gas atoms, and the water molecule is exposed to the same voltage stimulation process.
established VIC confidence 0.80
Increasing voltage intensity (voltage potential via amp restriction) removes additional electrons from gas atoms at a given electron light frequency injection (nuclei light absorption), aiding electro...
established WFC confidence 0.80
After ionic gas formation from natural water, the electrically charged gases (1/2) are expelled out of the Fuel Cell and enter into the Electrical Polarization Generator (90), as shown relating Figure...