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High Efficient Magnetic Engine is a device which works on the principle of repulsive force of magnets. The engine can be used to produce Electrical/Mechanical Output efficiently and effectively. This Formula is Pollution Free & Economically best in class.
What is the technology?
* A small-scale sample analyzer, in a portable package. Can possess much of the functionality of an analytical laboratory – yet requires little-to-no training. Has a simple interface and the portability of a laptop, tablet (e.g. "iPad"), smart phone or other wireless "smart" mobile device.
Powered two wheelers (PTW) include motorcycles, scooters and mopeds. Motorcycles have recently had an increased popularity due to their being relatively inexpensive to purchase and maintain as compared to cars. It is estimated that more than 180000 PTW users die annually as a result of road crash.
The idea of new type of heat engine (called Heat Pipe Engine, HPE, hereafter) is derived from pressure variation inside the heat pipe vessel in its operation.
To have cost effective manufacturing of an automotive heat exchanger and also to reduce the size to a compact one by combining both radiator and charge air cooler, a combination type. It will make the heat exchanger cost effective.
Today’s challenge in robotics is the same that it has always been: to apply original technology to a task. With more than two million of such machines in use worldwide, can a single innovative American design mean that significant expansion will be forthcoming?
Who do you know that would like a safer, faster, more fuel efficient airliner that could carry more at lower costs, take off at less than 100 mph yet travel near Mach 1 with minimal drag penalty? This design has already been proven in NASA, hypersonic testing.
Energy recovery thru the displacement of a coil and or magnet by up/down or sideway motion. Vehicle motion occurs naturally especially on rough roads and on curves.
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