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MMicheal_Leo replied to the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?).if we attach axial flux generator with wheel of bike , we know that we have electricity but two problems i am facing that 1) when bike...
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to sophiecentaur's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with
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Electric bikes also use the energy from the rider, 'gently' pedalling on the flat and also the energy available when rolling downhill... -
MMicheal_Leo posted the thread Designing a Mechanism for Two Half Circles' Synchronous Rotation in Mechanical Engineering.Regards Respected Teachers and Members I would like to draw a mechanism that two half circles should rotate synchronous close and open...
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MMicheal_Leo replied to the thread Can a Spiral or Conical spring oscillate many times?.My boss idea used a spring that can oscilate 1000 times in spring assisting motor mechanism with only one time external force apply
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread Can a Spiral or Conical spring oscillate many times? with Like.
Maybe you can tell us why you need such a spring. If you take energy from the oscillating spring, you will dampen and reduce the...
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to renormalize's post in the thread Can a Spiral or Conical spring oscillate many times? with
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I think this can be accomplished quite easily. Here's a reference... -
MMicheal_Leo replied to the thread Can a Spiral or Conical spring oscillate many times?.Thank you very much for reference i will try it and analyze it i would like to know that which software i can used to analyze the...
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MMicheal_Leo posted the thread Can a Spiral or Conical spring oscillate many times? in Mechanical Engineering.Hello dear members we know that force exert on spring as a result spring will oscillate many times , i want to know that is there any...
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MMicheal_Leo replied to the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?).yes indeed , losses are the factors that contribute to net output power to battery
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Drakkith's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with Like.
Let's say the battery outputs 100 watts to the circuit that includes the generator. The generator will receive 95ish watts thanks to...
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Dale's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with Like.
The only way you get less loss is if you use the generator for braking. This is the principle of hybrid automobiles.
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Drakkith's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with Like.
Obviously you cannot use the battery's electricity to charge itself, so I hope that's not what you were trying to do. You cannot even...
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MMicheal_Leo replied to the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?).how about If we connect battery to generator and have electricity so that we have less loss.
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Drakkith's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with Like.
What is the point of this device? I can't think of a good reason to power a generator with a battery except to change the voltage or to...
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MMicheal_Leo reacted to Dale's post in the thread B Generator shaft rotation through spring and magnet (Is this feasible in Physics?) with Like.
Then the spring and magnets are not helpful. You want to just have the battery and the generator. When you want to charge the battery...
