Originally posted by MonsieurM
View Post
Reference:
mica porosity - Google Search
Originally posted by MonsieurM
View Post
I'm sure you've seen the YouTube vid of an aluminum can in the stator
of an AC induction motor in place of the rotor that would be there.
We think of aluminum as non-ferous because it does not retain a magnetic domain alignment
and remain magnetic after being magnetized by a field from a coil or a magnet,
but if a field is introduced to it a current is induced in it that makes It's own field too.
That is were many will have different points of thought on this,
some will say it is the same field, I disagree humbly.
If an external field induces a magnetic flow in the aluminum,
and the aluminum then generates It's own eddy currents,
which then as a result of those currents, make yet another field.
I said all that to say this...
If the level of current in the aluminum from the 50/60-hz mains
is causing the can(s) to generate a magnetic field already,
then that field is already acting on the ring before anything is applied to it.
If what your applying to the ring is a secondary frequency different from the mains,
then you will be creating a third frequency via beat frequency mixing,
and the harmonics of all three together at same time too.
So, is the ring adding and subtracting to the field in the can(s) magnetically,
or are we dealing with a electrostatic field potential interaction instead ?
Test results with the ring bare, then insulated, should yield that answer.
I am not trying to be a downer on the use of various metals above,
the amount of metal leached off into the solution by reduction would only assist the water to transfer the BTU's of thermals in a closed-circuit water heater design.
I'm just afraid someone will use brass/bronze/copper/etc. to heat a cup of water, make tea, then drink it...

Even with safer metals like SS, they have to be used many times before safe,
ask anyone using 316L from China for their HHO cells how much leaches out until the surface has released most of them and self-passivates sealing in the rest.
For the purposes of heating, the consideration is only how the fouling of the water effects the overall operation of the system, and how long before the expendable metals have to be replenished as a practicality.
Oh, I wrote the NZ patent office and received a reply,
patents older than 20 years old are at the archives...
I am working with them now to get copies of anything
that Peter Daysh Davey submitted for consideration.
That patent I shared is a badly photographed set
made by a KONICA & MINOLTA by someone named
"bizhub 420" on a PC registered as "-KMBT_420".
But it gets the general idea across...
Did anyone play with those programs I dug up yet,
can they be re-purposed for natural 432-hz A use ?



Leave a comment: