Composite magnetic ring and energy converter
AssigneeTokyo Institute of Technology
InventorYohtaro Yamazaki
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AssigneeTokyo Institute of Technology
InventorYohtaro Yamazaki
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A composite magnetic ring has a plurality of permanent magnets arranged in a ring shape at a prescribed spacing, and low-temperature Curie point magnetic substances sandwiched between each adjacent permanent magnets. An energy converter, that converts exhaust heat energy or sunlight heat energy to mechanical or electrical energy by alteration of the magnetic permeability of low-temperature Curie point magnetic substances in the composite magnetic ring near their Curie point, includes a composite magnetic ring and a rotor situated inside the composite magnetic ring and having a plurality of magnetic poles, at least one of the low-temperature Curie point magnetic substances in the composite magnetic ring being heated to a temperature near its Curie point and a magnetic field being generated in the vicinity of the heated low-temperature Curie point magnetic substance, to rotate the rotor.
A composite magnetic ring having a construction wherein a plurality of permanent magnets are arranged in a ring shape at a prescribed spacing, and low-temperature Curie point magnetic substances having a Curie point at low temperature are sandwiched between each 2 adjacent permanent magnets, so that the plurality of permanent magnets and the plurality of low-temperature Curie point magnetic substances are situated in an alternating arrangement forming a ring.
An energy converter having a construction comprising:
An energy converter having a construction comprising:
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