FIGUERA'S AETHER MAGNETIC FIELDS LINEAR PUMP, REVIVED

[Ufopolitics]

Hello All,

Ok, like I wrote on previous post, about the advantages on Rectangular versus Square Cross Section Cores, here is an image that relates directly to the error I've made by cutting exactly two inches shorter the Total Length of Steel Laminations:

First, what is reflected on BOTH Images are just the CENTER CORES, where the Main Secondary Coil, plus All (15) Sequential Ring Coils are installed.

Therefore, the Two Side Second Secondaries plus their steel cores are NOT SEEN here.

1- The Top Image is the Square Cross Section (1.5 in X 1.5 in) Steel Core like I have shown previously, having a CENTER CORE Total Length of 11.25 or 11 1/4 Inches.

2- The Bottom Image is the ACTUAL Rectangular Cross Section (1.5 in X 2.0 in) Steel Core that I have elongated vertically, by just adding more Horizontal Laminations.

As its Total Length is 2 inches LESS than Original Core, or 9.25 in.

As you can see the TOTAL CUBIC VOLUME IS GREATER on the Rectangular Core than on the Square Steel Core...by exactly 2.45 cubic inches difference.

And we have a much Shorter/Compact Generator Assembly.

Plus, now our Second Secondaries Cores would also have a larger cubic steel volume than on the original Square Core.

There is more related to the development of Steel Cores Geometries...but for now, in order to keep working on the already cut model, I will leave it for now, as I want to test first this setup I am working on at the time.

Just wanted to show this example in order to demonstrate that by just elongating the CORE HEIGHT Half Inch (0.5 in/13 mm) for the Total Length, we get an increase on Cubic Volume, even though the Total Length (9.75 in) is Two Inches LESS than original length (11.25 in).

Regards

Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

Hello to All,

Ok, I made a short video to show some tips I use to make a nice alignment for drilling bolt holes on Clamp Brackets:

And here is an image of Two Clamp Brackets that will make Pair #1 being drilled together on CNC Bench Drill.

I use Two Vise grip pliers to clamp them together and set on drill bench vise.

This clamps design requires a pretty accurate alignment, in order to fit and compress laminations properly.

Regards

Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

Hello to All,

Ok, All Clamp-Brackets are bolted on:

And I do not know if you all have noticed...but is generating a "slight belly" on the center area, after all clamps have been bolted on.

Normally there are a few solutions for this issue, I will go for the simpler one and less "bulky"...

I explain that on video below:

Regards

Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

Hello All,

Ok, I got the 2.0 inches height all across, I only needed to add like eight laminations.

I use Two Vise Grip C-Clamps on Two Aluminum Angles, to compress at same height (2.0 Inches) all along the core:

Then I soldered all laminations on four vertical weld run.

A video to show it after all clamps removed:

It is getting there...

Regards

Ufopolitics

[Ufopolitics]

Hello All,

Ok, I have the Steel Core Laminations all soldered to form one solid single piece/component:

As you can see, I added a few more soldering runs plus also on the two End Faces.

Here is a short video to see it separated from its clamp brackets.

Regards

Ufopolitics