Im sure something about my idea is flawed...i hope not, but you know that goes. I cant help but to think about the possibility of updating electrical generators, as i've heard there only 70% efficent at most(or close). anyway, are there any problems that stand out in this idea.
Basicly using V shaped electromagnets on the central pin(Rotater), arranged so the feilds facing the coil(to conduct electricity) switch from N to S repeatedly, Say 16 times, meaning 8 southpoles and 8 notrhpoles. The point being to balance the magnetic fields so that it repeals as much as it attracts, to balance the force to eliminate most of the friction. The friction being due to the conducting coil becoming magnetic as current flows through it and interacts with the central electromagnets, should be taking out of the picture in this setup, leaving the only loss in energy due to the central electromagnets heat loss, and the heat loss from using a fuel to spin it.
If my idea works, i could see somewhere around a 90% conversion of fuel to electricity. Is there anything that would suggest this would not work? im guessing it want for some reason....seems to be the way it goes for me.
if its not simple enough, basicaly its normal generator, normally the is only one electromagnet in the center spinning, mine would use an array of magnets(picture in a circle...fields pointing outward from center...N,S,N,S,N,S,N,S). To equal out the magnetic friction.
Basicly using V shaped electromagnets on the central pin(Rotater), arranged so the feilds facing the coil(to conduct electricity) switch from N to S repeatedly, Say 16 times, meaning 8 southpoles and 8 notrhpoles. The point being to balance the magnetic fields so that it repeals as much as it attracts, to balance the force to eliminate most of the friction. The friction being due to the conducting coil becoming magnetic as current flows through it and interacts with the central electromagnets, should be taking out of the picture in this setup, leaving the only loss in energy due to the central electromagnets heat loss, and the heat loss from using a fuel to spin it.
If my idea works, i could see somewhere around a 90% conversion of fuel to electricity. Is there anything that would suggest this would not work? im guessing it want for some reason....seems to be the way it goes for me.
if its not simple enough, basicaly its normal generator, normally the is only one electromagnet in the center spinning, mine would use an array of magnets(picture in a circle...fields pointing outward from center...N,S,N,S,N,S,N,S). To equal out the magnetic friction.