Modified free energy generation using permanent Neodymium Magnet based on Bedini with Maxwell and Lorenz gauge conditions

Abstract

An efficient, reliable, and real-time electricity generator is proposed by keeping in view the constraints, related to the electricity generation cost, resource reservoirs, greenhouse gas emission, energy storage, and power demand for a pre-defined residential area. Paramount importance is given to the rotor's design; coupled with movable neodymium magnets to increase the harvester's life span and system's net revenue. For the amplification in the stator output, a cost-effective approach is adopted that is based on the parallel winding of the bifilar coil. Furthermore, the coefficient of performance factor for the Bedini's smart school girl circuit based electricity harvester is modified by aiding the concepts of radiant energy incorporated with the electromagnetic phenomenon. Moreover, the mathematical model is formulated by the Maxwell equations using the Lorenz gauge condition to capture free vacuum energy from the environment. For the investigation, analysis, and corroboration of the proposed design, results are reported after performing extensive numerical computations and a comprehensive comparison between the original and modified design is stated in detail.