Inertial force polarizer apparatus
OwnerEric Winston Biggioinventor
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Abstract
An inertial force polarizer apparatus including a rotor frame member comprising a plurality of rotor nests, a plurality of rotor assemblies rotatably mounted to the rotor frame member, each rotor assembly includes a shaftless rotor having one or more attachment members, and a motor having a rotatable shaft coupled to the one or more attachment members, the motor configured to drive rotation of the shaftless rotor about an axis, wherein a rotation of the shaftless rotor generates an inertia on the rotor frame member.
Claims11
An inertial force polarizer apparatus configured to generate an inertial force created by angular momentum within a rotating solid object, comprising:
- a rotor frame member comprising a plurality of rotor nests;
- a plurality of rotor assemblies rotatably mounted to the rotor frame member, each rotor assembly comprising:
- a shaftless rotor having one or more attachment members;
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- a motor having a rotatable shaft coupled to the one or more attachment members via an elastic member, the motor configured to drive rotation of the shaftless rotor about an axis,
- wherein a rotation of the shaftless rotor generates an inertia on the rotor frame member.
A rotor assembly configured to generate an inertial force created by angular momentum, comprising:
- a shaftless rotor supported by a plurality of attachment members rather than a central axle;
- a motor having a rotatable shaft, the rotatable shaft being coupled to the attachment members of the shaftless rotor via an elastic member, the motor configured to drive rotation of the shaftless rotor about a central axis of the shaftless rotor;
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- a plurality of support bearings contacting an outer surface of the shaftless rotor in a manner to support the shaftless rotor when rotating,
- wherein, a rotation of the shaftless rotor generates an inertial force through the support bearings via the attachment members and the outer surface of the shaftless rotor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.