| 摘要 |
A mangle magnetic structure is composed of a plurality of transversely magnetized parallel cylindrical rods forming a cylindrical shell defining an interior cavity filled with insulated wires in parallel to the mangle's principal axis. Two semicircular sections composed of the solid copper wires, within the interior cavity, are physically separated and insulated from each other by a barrier. The transversely magnetized parallel cylindrical rods are rotatable around each rod's individual axis, causing an interior magnetic field within interior cavity and the semicircular sections. The transversely magnetized parallel cylindrical rods are rotated so that the lines of force emanating from them produce an Alternating Current axial electromotive force to drive current through the semicircular sections and to an external load. In one embodiment, two sets of concentric transversely magnetized parallel cylindrical rods form the magnetic shell.
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