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axialflux · Axial Flux Alternators

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  • Members: 2198
  • Category: Energy
  • Founded: Jun 4, 2006
  • Language: English
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This group is dedicated to the Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Alternator, as designed by Hugh Piggott, with additional development by Dan Fink and Dan Bartmann of Otherpower, Steve Spence of Green-Trust and Jim Juczak of Woodhenge.

This alternator uses rotating magnets and a fixed stator with handwound 3 phase coils. This design is applicable to wind, water, engine, even human and animal power.

Details can be found in January - August 2005 issues of Back Home Magazine, and in Hugh's PMG construction document. Additional info can also be found in ESSN Magazine. See the links section for details on the wind turbine we built using this design.

December 17th, 2007, Green-Trust and Woodhenge were showcased on The Science Channel's "Invention Nation" TV series, building their Axial Flux Wind Turbine (http://www.green-trust.org/2007/12/green-trust-and-woodhengeorg-on.html). Join us in the development of this technology, and find better, cheaper ways to make your own power.

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flux was 1/4" plate
That continous flux is a good thought but confusing to me. Wouldn't the best setup be two magnets on a steel plate sized to fit with a gap to the next two be
14 Steve Spence
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Morning, Tim: what I'm thinking is like having an open book (thats the iron plate) with one magnets south pole down on the left hand page, the second magnet
1 Neil Dennis
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1/4" steel plate?
I'm just wondering about the steel plates that are need for the air core design. Is it mandatory to have one solid piece of steel or could each magnet have
46 Steve Spence
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re 1/4" steel plate
Hey, Swizzle, the first PM genny I made was some small magnets like refrigerator magnets super glued to a steel plate made from an old disc drive cover that I
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1/4" steel plate
Dunno, seems like there are some interesting thoughts there, nice to see someone trying to learn and "thinking outside the box", that's part of life as it
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