Electomagnetic Thruster

 

In this text, we are introducing a new electromagnetic thruster capable of moving on roads, water sky, and in outer space.
In electromagnetic propulsion (EMP), objects are propelled through the flow of electric current through a magnetic field. This electric current generates a magnetic field that can either oppose the already existing magnetic field or create a charge in the case of flowing gas, which can then be repelled.
There are propulsion systems that use a combination of strong and weak electromagnets to repel each other and move outer-space crafts or loads. In addition, there are inertial propulsion devices that consist of rotational motors that turn a transmission and move an inertial mass in an oscillating motion.
Also, aerospace propulsion technologies are based on the applications of the reaction principle, creating motion by expelling propellant mass from a vehicle. To generate thrust a propulsive force is developed by a propulsion engine. These electric thrusters propel the spacecraft using the same basic principle as chemical rockets—accelerating a mass in the form of energetic charged particles and ejecting it from the vehicle.
The new propulsion system introduced in this text uses an electromagnetic thruster that can be powered by electricity instead of using chemical fuels that emit exhaust. Propulsion is the generation of force by any combination of pushing or pulling to modify the translational motion of an object. Another advantage of the present device is that it doesn’t require a reactive base or medium to produce repelling force.
Still another advantage is that it doesn’t let external material across propellers preventing exposure to damage the components. The energy needed for propulsion may come from an external link like powered rails or storage of onboard batteries or from the environment like solar radiation.
The vehicle-attached electromagnetic thruster can move about anywhere without the support of the medium through which it travels. At present rocket propulsion is such an example.
This Electromagnetic propulsion system constitutes at least an identical pair of reciprocating linear motors performing a back-and-forth cycle, each mounted on a rotary motor running on half-circle steps. Each linear motor with a rotary motor is termed as a module in the proceeding description. The linear motors of said two modules are mounted and secured at mid portions of their stator arms on said rotary motor armatures, lateral to axes of rotation of the associated rotary motor armature.
The two modules are placed apart and secured to the vehicle in a mirror position to each other. When power is supplied, two linear motor armatures move in a cycle along associated stator arms and rotate with accompanied rotary motor armatures in opposite directions to each other in unison during each rotation of rotary motors, performing a cycle of back-and-forth action. Thus the said two modules with the reciprocating linear motor pairs carrying rotary motors driven in opposed directions operate in identical specifications.
The electricity power supply and connections to controls of linear motors are carried over the housing of the rotary motor and connected to the terminals of the supply source.
Propulsion requires a force to cause motion with a second system being pushed backwards. This second system to be pushed backward is producing on stator by the armature.
The linear motors are used in combination with rotary motors, considering the mechanical aspects of the system, including the mass of the moving parts, the speed of their movement, and the distance over which the force is applied. In the context of propulsion, the force generated by the system would be used to propel a vehicle.

The vehicle-attached electromagnetic thruster can move about anywhere without the support of the medium through which it travels. At present rocket propulsion is such an example.

This Electromagnetic propulsion system constitutes at least an identical pair of reciprocating linear motors performing a back-and-forth cycle, each mounted on a rotary motor running on half-circle steps. Each linear motor with a rotary motor is termed as a module in the proceeding description. The linear motors of said two modules are mounted and secured at mid portions of their stator arms on said rotary motor armatures, lateral to axes of rotation of the associated rotary motor armature.

The two modules are placed apart and secured to the vehicle in a mirror position to each other. When power is supplied, two linear motor armatures move in a cycle along associated stator arms and rotate with accompanied rotary motor armatures in opposite directions to each other in unison during each rotation of rotary motors, performing a cycle of back-and-forth action. Thus the said two modules with the reciprocating linear motor pairs carrying rotary motors driven in opposed directions operate in identical specifications.

The electricity power supply and connections to controls of linear motors are carried over the housing of the rotary motor and connected to the terminals of the supply source.

Propulsion requires a force to cause motion with a second system being pushed backwards. This second system to be pushed backward by armeture is stator and body parts of the linear motor.

When current flows through a conductor, an electromagnetic field is created to generate a force known as a Lorentz force, the conductor to push in the direction perpendicular to the conductor and the magnetic field. This force is used to propel the desired object or particles.The force generated by electromagnetic propulsion system involves the interaction between the electric currents and magnetic fields within the system. The force can be calculated using the Lorentz force equation, given by: F=q (E+v.B)
where:( F ) is the force (in newtons),( q ) is the electric charge (in coulombs),( E ) is the electric field (in volts per meter),( v ) is the velocity of the charge (in meters per second),and ( B ) is the magnetic field (in teslas) - which is the sum of an electric force and magnetic force .

According to new design pair of linear motors are used in combination with rotary motors. Considering the mechanical aspects of the system, including the mass of the moving parts, the speed of their movement, and the distance over which the force also considered to generate the force by the system to propel the vehicle.

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Patent App :LK/P/1/22948- Sri lanka

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