A Variant of Electricity Generator Based on the New Axioms and Laws
Abstract
Valentina Markova
The Theory of new Axioms and Laws was created by the same author and contains 2 new Axioms and 8 Laws . This Theory describes accelerating or decelerating, transverse or longitudinal open vortices and structures by their combinations.
The new model of the electron is described as a decelerating from out to inward open vortex that generates a perpendicular accelerating longitudinal vortex in its Gravitational center. The center of the vortex is moved from the Geometric center in the center of Gravity in the second (II) quadrant. This eccentricity is the reason the electron, when pulsating in Time, to emit from the convex side an Electrical wave with a rather larger amplitude and to emit in the opposite direction from the flattened side -Electrical wave with a much smaller amplitude.
The one-way arrangement in Space and pulsating inTime of the eccentric electrons causes the flow of an Electric current. Maintaining such a one-way arrangement can be imitated if a dense network of Magnetic force lines is introduced inside internal of the so called Modified Conductor.
Then, in the process of pulsation (contraction and expansion) the electrons are struck to the Magnetic lines of force, turning , looking for and finding a position in the Space that is maximally stable for them This position is perpendicular to the lines of Magnetic force so that the convex part points to the Positive pole and the flattened part - to the Negative pole.
Therefore, without movement and rotation in the traditional process of Induction of Electricity Current it can acheave generation. Before this the Conductor has to charge by Electricity Current for a certain time interval. After then the Induction is maintained statically without movement and rotation -only by hitting by internal Magnetic lines and arrangement in one direction of electrons in so called Modified Conductor.
In this report is proposed one variant of the model of Modified Conductor with round cross section.