Zitat von: forelle, 17. Januar 2017, 18:51:17
Ich habe nachgesehen aber finde es momentan nicht,bin mir aber ziemlich sicher das es jemand berechnet hat,vielleicht weiß es hier im Forum jemand.
http://www.mareasistemi.com/ARCHIVIO/PPMT%20Technology/Charles%20%28Joe%29%20Flynn%20--%20Parallel%20Path%20Technology.pdfSeite 30 der 59 PDF-Seiten
interessanter die Seite 31:
nur elektrisch ( 1091 Gr.) bzw. nur magnetisch (1721 Gr.) und beides zusammen ([glow=red,2,300]3845 Gr.[/glow]) : reine arithmetische Kalkulation ergibt: [glow=red,2,300]2812 Gr.[/glow] !
der oft beschriebene 3,5X Faktor besteht aus der 3845/1091(= elektrische input) Relation
die alte website der Gebrueder Flynn
http://web.archive.org/web/20050207171800/http://flynnresearch.net/magnetics.htmhttp://www.flynnresearch.net/young%20scientist/Josh%20Jones/PPMT%20Research%20Paper.pdfSanshiro Ogino arbeitete auch mit Keiichiro Asaoka zusammen,welcher die obere "basic factor" Entwicklung zu einem "statischen Generator" wandelte :
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=17&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=19990720&CC=US&NR=5926083A&KC=A# " It was observed that the power level required was no more than 1/40 of that of the embodiment without a permanent magnet 1, depending on the test condition."
Wie hoch nun der Wirkungsgrad bei einem Transformator mit offenem Luftspalt betraegt steht hier zur Frage !
http://www.geminielectricmotor.com/A%20Solution%20for%20the%20Future.htmThe explanation goes like this,[glow=red,2,300] the magnetic flux lines in fig.1 are the normally accepted magnetic flux lines that you will find in text books and computer modelling. They are wrong, and the reasoning is simple to follow[/glow].Mr.Ettridge said the lines of magnetic force are as illustrated in Fig.2 , He refers to the picture fig.3 which has two North Magnetic Poles facing each other, separated by metal laminated strips, this has been sprinkled with magnet grindings ( tiny magnets ) It is clear to see that the flux lines radiate from the centre, the two North magnetic poles do not make one big North magnetic pole. With this knowledge, we apply it to Fig.4.