Inertia Capacitor

[Loster]

Hey all,

I've been gone for a while, thinking about something else, not doing anything in fact.. It's been a waste of time this winter ..

I'm going to change that, and test some ideas I have ..

I'm sure this exists, not sure how to get the calculation done, or how it is called..

I want to rotate a stator disc to a high velocity, then engage a generator that will provide High Current High voltage peak for a very short time, resulting in fast stator decelleration.

My idea is that, let's say I reach a speed of 8000 rpm, I want to scrub off this speed in the shortest time possible so to get the maximum amount of power out of this ..

How should I calculate, what should I search about as to mathematics and transformer theory to accomplish this !?

Oh and this isn't primarily about electrolysis, but could be used to if it works ..


Sorry to post this in the electrolysis forum, but this is the place that gets the most attentiont !

[Loster]

Referenced to power is about electrical output . . ..

[Steve-tee]

Howdy Loster,

It sounds like you want to build a generator that employs a fast spinning flywheel to provide a big surge of electricity during its deceleration.

There might be a problem with this. At high speeds, the frequencies generated within the coils will bring their resistance to a high value.
Inductive reactance is linearly related to frequency by this formula:

XL=2*pi*F*L. Where L=inductance in microhenries, F=HZ and XL=Ohms.

Perhaps you might like to look at capacitors to achieve the desired effect.
These offer low effective series resistances, so can deliver massive current bursts.


Here's hoping this is helpful.


Best wishes,
Steve-tee.