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Figure (28)

EPG Electrical Magnetic Gas Accelerator C

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Drawings 2

On this figure 4

Where it is named · 9

ELECTRICAL PARTICLE GENERATOR

  1. Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30 of Figure 28 as to Figure 33) moves said fluid-medium (3) by way of electromagnetic deflection, see Figure 26F.

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  2. Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30 of Figure 28 as to Figure 33) moves said fluid-medium (3) by way of electromagnetic deflection, see Figure 26F.

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  3. Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30 of Figure 28 as to Figure 33) is energized by a variable AC electrical power source (34).

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  4. Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30 of Figure 28 as to Figure 33) is energized by a variable AC electrical power source (34).

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  5. Longitudinal movement (moving permanently magnetized fluid-medium inside said tubular pathway) of said magnetic field (4 of Figure 26) is simply accomplished when said Electro/mechanical Pump Assembly (20) of Figure 27 and/or Electromagnetic Pump Assembly (30) of Figure 28 is energized for operability.

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  6. Pickup coil-array phasing (26a xxx 26n) also occurs when splitting said tubular pathway (1) into parallel legs (1a xxx 1n), as shown in Figure 28.

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  7. The coil-array (35a xxx 35n) of Figure 26C, besides being the stator, the magnetic field medium (3a xxx 3n) is displaced along a movable/non-movable electromagnetic tubular surface (of Figure 26C) which, in reference to Figure 28) acts as a bearing surface (since said surface (35a xxx 35n) is fixed).

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  8. Coil (46) is wound (400 turns 30 ga. insulated wire) on molded nylon bobbin (47) that is placed inside a magnetic "shunt-assembly" (48) and slipped over said tubular bearing (36), as illustrated in Figure 26E as to Figure 26F and Figure 28.

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  9. Said pulse circuit (35) is now placed end-to-end (35a xxx 35n) to said coil circuit assembly (30) for magnetic force, as illustrated in Figure 26E and Figure 28 and Figure 33.

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