Method of amplifying work output to be greater than work input using a fully mechanical system
AssigneeBold Earth Scientific LLC
InventorAndy Coppock
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Abstract
A mechanical energy amplification system and method, where the system includes a frame that supports a cylindrical rotary reactor magnet assembly, an oscillating reactor magnet assembly, and an input impulse magnet assembly. The input impulse magnet assembly rotates an axial shaft connected to both the rotary reactor magnet assembly and a flywheel, and the oscillating reactor magnet assembly when pivoted back and forth, and generates a greater output energy than an energy input at the input impulse magnet assembly by increasing the pivoting of and torque of an output pivot shaft by the rotation of the shafts of the rotary reactor magnet assembly and the oscillating reactor magnet assembly.
Claims11
A method of amplifying input energy to produce greater output energy, the method comprising:
- rotating a shaft axially extending from a cylindrical rotary reactor magnet assembly and a shaft axially extending from a cylindrical oscillating reactor magnet assembly simultaneously by pivoting back and forth a cylindrical input impulse magnet assembly disposed between the cylindrical rotary reactor magnet assembly and the cylindrical oscillating reactor magnet assembly;
- rotating a flywheel with the rotation of the shaft axially extending from the cylindrical rotary reactor magnet assembly;
- pivoting a flywheel crank drive link back and forth with the rotation of the shaft axially extending from the cylindrical rotary reactor magnet assembly and the rotation of the flywheel;
- pivoting an oscillating reactor magnet power rod back and forth with the rotation of the shaft axially extending from the oscillating reactor magnet assembly;
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- pivoting an output main motor shaft back and forth with the pivoting of the flywheel crank drive link and the pivoting of the oscillating reactor magnet power rod.
A method of generating an increasing output energy from a mechanical system by applying a pre-set input energy to the mechanical system, the method comprising:
- applying a magnetic force to a first magnetic cylinder and a second magnetic cylinder simultaneously to rotate the first and second magnetic cylinders;
- applying a rotational force to a flywheel with a rotational force of the first magnetic cylinder;
- applying an oscillating force to a flywheel crank drive link with the rotational force of the flywheel;
- applying a pivoting force to a first end of an output main motor shaft with the oscillating force of the flywheel crank drive link;
- applying an oscillating force to an oscillating power rod with the rotational force of the second magnetic cylinder;
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- applying a pivoting force to a second end of the output main motor shaft with the oscillating force of the oscillating power rod.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.