Magnoelectric resonance engine
AssigneeGordon A. Wilkins, Trustee
InventorWilliam M. Moscrip
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AssigneeGordon A. Wilkins, Trustee
InventorWilliam M. Moscrip
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The present invention relates to a magnetoelectric resonance engine combining in its construction and operation an Alpha-type Stirling cycle thermal machine and a magnetoelectric resonance mechanism having a broad application to both electric generators and electric heat pumps. Specific objects of the invention include the practical and commercial achievement of a Stirling cycle machine possessing: (1) a greatly simplified mechanical arrangement with a minimum number of moving parts and a low production cost; (2) exceptionally quiet and reliable operation within a hermetically sealed and permanently lubricated housing; (3) fully automatic, self-starting, and self-regulating operation whereby the mechanical motion of the pistons is maintained in an appropriate phase relationship by means of a unique electronic quadrature phase-locking circuit; and (4) ability to utilize multiple fuels in the case of electric generators (Magnetoresonant Generators) and multiple electric power sources (DC or AC) in the case of electric heat pumps (Magnetoresonant Heat Pumps).
A resonant thermal machine including an alpha-type Stirling cycle engine, said resonant thermal machine being operatively connected to an external load or source, said resonant thermal machine comprising:
A resonant thermal machine including an alpha-type Stirling cycle engine, said thermal machine being operatively connected to an external load or source, said thermal machine comprising:
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