DE3435068A1 - Magnetic-force rotor - Google Patents

Abstract

In order to save energy in all fields, a flywheel and an adjustable frame are used, both of which are fitted with magnets in such a manner that the mutually facing broad sides - on the one hand on the wheel and on the other hand on the frame - have facing identical poles, so that after an initial jolt of the flywheel the latter continues to rotate as a result of magnetic forces and can be used, by means of a shaft, as a drive force. A plurality of flywheels can be connected to form a force field, that is to say to form a machine.

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The invention relates to a magnetic force rotor the preamble of claim 1.

The envisaged generation of energy should be realized through the use of magnetic force fields and a contribution to the cost-saving respectively. independent of primary energy sources (e.g. coal, petrol, gas) Represent energy generation.

It is known that a similar principle is the use of magnetic force fields in electric motors Applies.

The crucial part of the is criticized Electric motor, which consists in the need to supply electricity, 'to make rotary movements reach.

The invention is based on the object of generating energy without a constant supply of the usual Energies (e.g. electricity, gas, petrol, coal).

In the invention, except for an initial Impulse (pushing the flywheel) on further supply of energy are dispensed with and the The above-mentioned task can thus be achieved by the special arrangement of the magnets in elongated shape, the broadsides of which are of the same kind? | is £ tiv or both are negative), which are attached to the flywheel and the holder frame, facing each other, after Impulse dps momentum is kept in motion. It is important that the holder frame is adjustable.

The further configuration consists in combining several flywheels into one new one

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An embodiment of the invention is shown in the drawing and wixd as follows.

The flywheel in the middle is easily rotatable on a rotor table or between two railings; a shaft in the middle of the wheel rotates with the had and leads to further devices known in the art for using the rotary motion, i.e. use of energy.

The decisive magnets are drawn in as thick lines, partly on the swing, partly on the frame, which is adjustable in relation to its proximity to the flywheel. The magnets must load that the broad sides with the same charge (negative or positive) on Flywheel facing those on the holding frame, so the holding frame is the flywheel repels. When Hades is hit, the effect occurs that the wheel moves through it . continues to rotate.

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many times higher than that of the previously known systems for energy generation. '. · In addition, neither drastic location requirements nor other special requirements

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Rather, they are used everywhere (motor vehicles, heating systems, power plants, etc.).

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Patent claims preamble: 1 Identification part: General term of the subclaim. Identification part d. Sub-claims Magnetic force rotor on the basis of one or more magnetic force fields driven flywheel, for universal use as a drive unit for steroid generators etc., . characterized in that the flywheel is rotatably mounted in a Haiterungsrahmeη is, so'-ie by one or more on the flywheel and holding frame "fixed magnets, the poles facing each other of the same type are ". Those caused by this alignment of the magnets, by mutual repulsion the force relationships marked by the poles of the same kind cause a rotating movement of the flywheel and thus generate the kynetic Energy of the hotor. Several swing marriages according to claim 1. characterized in that in an extended holding frame not .one, but several Flywheels reinforce the effect of the engine. Sod fcwtfo * 1370, Peih COPfJl