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quasimonopole 1, but it is rigidly fixed on the rim, and it will pass<br />

this pole of the magnet 1 mechanically (with the rim 3). But as<br />

soon as the rotor passes the polar point of the quasimonopole, the<br />

force of magnetic repulsion will act up to the point where it will<br />

cross the aclinic line of the quasimonopole 1. Then, as soon as the<br />

magnet 2 crosses the aclinic line (AL), the force of magnetic<br />

attraction will exert on the rotor magnet pole and the antipole of<br />

the magnetic monopole, due to the heterogeneous magnetic field<br />

of the monopole and closeness of magnetic lines of force in the area<br />

of its second magnetic field. That is, it will move to the antipole, to<br />

the area of the lines closeness.<br />

Thus, this ME alternates the magnetic forces of attraction and<br />

repulsion. The attraction force of magnets 1,2 exerts from the point<br />

2-1 up to the moment, where the rotor magnet 2 approaches the<br />

antipole of the quasimonopole.<br />

This is the force of magnetic attraction to the area of magnetic lines<br />

closeness to the antipole of the quasimonopole. Moreover, the force<br />

is nonlinear and increases as soon as the magnet approaches the<br />

Fig. 9<br />

1. Permanent magnet<br />

2. Permanent magnet<br />

3. Non-magnetic rotor<br />

4. Solenoid-stator<br />

5. Central permanent magnet<br />

6. Commutator<br />

7. Bearing mount assembly<br />

8. Radii<br />

9. Axis of rotation<br />

10. Stand<br />

11. Magnetic lines of force of the central magnet 5<br />

12. Magnetic lines of force of the constant magnets 1, 2<br />

pole of the quasimonopole<br />

along the rim trajectory and<br />

exerts in the area from the<br />

aclinic line to the pole of the<br />

quasimonopole. The force of<br />

repulsion exerts as soon as<br />

the rotor magnet crosses the<br />

magnetic pole of the<br />

quasimonopole.<br />

This force of like poles<br />

repulsion exerts in the area<br />

from the pole up to aclinic<br />

line in the second part of the<br />

magnet 2 trajectory round<br />

the quasimonopole 1- in<br />

comparison with the initial<br />

point 2-1, and it is also<br />

nonlinear and reaches its<br />

maximum right after the<br />

magnetic pole of the magnet<br />

1-1, then it decreases and<br />

equals zero on the aclinic<br />

line.<br />

c) Orbital magnetic engine<br />

with quick and cheap effect<br />

magnetic reversal of the<br />

fixed stator CM with a<br />

rectangular loop of<br />

hysteresis (effect of<br />

magnetic trigger or<br />

Barkgausen effect), Fig. 9.<br />

If feedback is introduced,<br />

the device can operate in<br />

totally automatic regime of<br />

motor-generator in a selflocked<br />

inductive magnetic<br />

system.<br />

It is possible to add<br />

generator inductive<br />

windings on the stator<br />

magnets in the ME<br />

according to the drafts (Fig.<br />

6- 8).<br />

Thus, all the magnetomechanical<br />

devices can<br />

operate simultaneously in<br />

mobile and generating<br />

regimes.<br />

56 New <strong>Energy</strong> Technologies, <strong>Issue</strong> #3(18) 2004

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