High-efficiency machine
OwnerMatthew Moraninventor
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Abstract
The systems and methods disclosed herein provide improvements in motion or energy transfer efficiency by incorporating long-lasting energy sources of gravity and magnetism. By providing a magnetic “lift-assist” in a particular geometric configuration, an improvement in output energy efficiency can be obtained. For example, improvements in the output/input energy ratio can be 10% and more. Inclined motion and piston-driven linear motion systems are also disclosed herein. The systems and method disclosed herein improve efficiency of rotation driven devices and other mechanisms.
Claims21
A motion transfer system comprising:
- a wheel, configured to rotate vertically around a center axis of rotation, the wheel including a rim with a permanent magnetic array arranged on the rim that forms a magnetic array around the wheel;
- a lift assist assembly including a permanent magnetic assembly configured to exert a magnetic repelling force against the permanent magnetic array in at least a portion of an area including 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock.
A motion transfer system comprising:
- a first arm having a first magnetic rotor and a second magnetic rotor on each end of the first arm, and a second arm having a first magnetic rotor and a second magnetic rotor on each end of the second arm;
- the first arm and second arm coupled with a sliding mechanism to a hub configured to rotate vertically about a central axis;
- wherein the first and second arm are configured to slide radially to a maximum outer radius and a minimum inner radius as they rotate about the central axis;
- a lift assist assembly including a permanent magnet assembly, configured to exert a magnetic repelling force against the first and second magnetic rotors on the first and second arms;
- in at least a portion of an area including 6 o'clock to 8 o'clock.
A method for transferring motion, comprising:
- applying a starting force to begin rotation of a magnetic rotor rotating vertically on a horizontal axis;
- applying a magnetic repelling force against the magnetic rotor in at least a portion of an area of the rotation including 6 o'clock to 9 o'clock.
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