Re: Is electromagnetic field theory unified?

From: Androcles (Androcles_at_)
Date: 02/21/05 

Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 13:13:06 GMT

"JM Albuquerque" <jm.aREM.OVE@sapo.pt> wrote in message
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>> I think you both have a strange idea of how a motor works.
>> http://www.cs.uiowa.edu/~jones/step/types.html
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> Those are another type of machines, not AC, nor DC, but switch
> reluctance.

I calls 'em electrick motors cos they goes round and round
and work by electrickery.
The nice thing about 'em is I can tie an encoder to 'em and that tells
a computer where they are and stops 'em were I want. Very handy
for building robotic arms 20 years ago, they are, even if the computer
could only run at 12 MHz. Bugs Bunny may not have turned left
at Albuquerque, but the rest of us know the way. :-)

> Even so you can see they work because there is a rotating magnetic
> field in the air-gap.
> The air-gap is where all the action takes place.

Yep.

> I've been talking about AC machines 50-60 Hz, pure sinusoids, those
> that
> obey Maxwell's equations.

Oh, those things that work because of good old Tesla designing an AC
system instead of the dumb Edison's DC. Been going quite while now,
I believe. I didn't know the modern ones disobeyed Gauss and Faraday's
laws, though.

> You cannot find any good reference about how a motor works.

Yeah, we in the guild like to keep our secrets. It's a tradition that
goes back
hundreds of years. I think the freemasons started it when someone else
wanted to build a cathedral and they didn't have a trade union card
because
trade unions hadn't been invented yet. Ya gotta be a fully paid up
member.

> I've already
> done a deep search on that.

Well of course. If we put it out on the web we'd have any Tom, *** or
Harry designing electrickery motors and cutting stone blocks, and that
would lower our value to society and self-esteem. Can't have that,
sorry.

> I've done all the work by my self because I
> really needed to know how they work and I got a good picture. It was a
> 6
> mouth work full-time, talking with a retired Canadian university
> professor
> on the matter. I've filled a patent and I got it. The patent is not
> about
> the motor, or generator, but I cannot fill a patent based on a motor/
> /generator not knowing how they work.

Ah well, you've gone the right way, then. You paid. That's ok, but if
you want to stay in the guild you can't tell other people how they work.
They'll build their own and not buy yours. That's why you filed a
patent, right?
The electic motor guild paid a lot of money to Maxwell to add aether
into his equations and publish them, secrets are best kept if you tell a
half-truth and lie about the rest. :-)

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