devils in the details
I can think of 3 types of heat gain:
1. material resistance, unavoidable having to use some non conductors in any design.
2. workload, whether from the resistance of the work load or materials in the workload otherwise the gears(flux) are free-wheeling and useless to us(with current technology).
3. poor design, having individual coils aligned to induce reluctance for no purpose, or the orientation of the coils to cancel work done even though they do not interfere with each other directly.
I believe a finely tuned/designed a coil can have a tighter stronger flux if aligned properly like a north/south halbach. Or a looser general field. These modifications would require very precise latices with magnetically resistive and conductive layering.
Originally posted by boguslaw
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1. material resistance, unavoidable having to use some non conductors in any design.
2. workload, whether from the resistance of the work load or materials in the workload otherwise the gears(flux) are free-wheeling and useless to us(with current technology).
3. poor design, having individual coils aligned to induce reluctance for no purpose, or the orientation of the coils to cancel work done even though they do not interfere with each other directly.
I believe a finely tuned/designed a coil can have a tighter stronger flux if aligned properly like a north/south halbach. Or a looser general field. These modifications would require very precise latices with magnetically resistive and conductive layering.

the structure of my sentence implied that, I said main reason not only reason for the pancake and not one of the other coil types as the illustration.
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