IJSRD - International Journal for Scientific Research & Development| Vol. 4, Issue 03, 2016 | ISSN (online): 2321-0613
Perpetual Motion Machine of First Kind PMM 1 Abhishek Upadhyay1 Aman Kumar Varman2 Arun Kumar Singraul3 Shilesh Kumar Dwivedi4 1,2,3 Student 4Professor 1,2,3,4 VITS College Abstract— Ever since the beginning of human civilization there are plenty of efforts have been made to create a perpetual motion machine by different era’s researchers and scientists, though physics have stated two thermodynamic laws which explains that it is impossible to create any kind of perpetual motion machine (PMM), but still inventors have tried a lot to do so and are still trying. our research is about a new type of perpetual motion machine which is actually being inspired from the automobile engine. The machine (engine) which we have made will give continue output work and consumes no energy except for initiation. Key words: PMM, Thermodynamic, Engine
Fig. 2: Boyle’s self-flowing flask
I. INTRODUCTION Perpetual motion machine of first kind is a machine which will continuously produce mechanical work, without some form of energy disappearing simultaneously. Now according to thermodynamic laws it is impossible to build such kind of machine, but we have got a very interesting way to build it.
Fig. 1: PMM-1 Our machine is based on faraday’s law of Electro Magnetic Induction, which states that “when there is a relative motion between an induction coil and magnet, then the number of lines of magnetic force associated with the induction coil are fluctuated this results in fluctuation of magnetic flux associated with the coil, due to which an electro motive force (EMF) is induced in the coil and as a result an induced electric current starts flowing in the coil.” Faraday has deduced a formula which shows how much EMF is induced into the coil, dØ e = −N dt Here; e = induced EMF N = number of turns of wire in coil dØ= change in magnetic flux When Ø = BA cosƟ Where Ø= magnetic flux B= intensity of magnetic field A= area of coil dt = time of one cyclic fluctuation in magnetic flux Now we know that power required to rotate a mass is Pm = Tω Pm =F.rω {here the weight will act as a force} Pm =W.rω Pm =mgrω Here; m= mass of rotating body ω= angular velocity g= acceleration due to gravity
II. LITERATURE REVIEW Lecture note on perpetual motion machine by D tsaousis in “journal of engineering science and technology review”. This lecture note has the description of several attempts made to build PMM-1 such as plumbing- mechanic system, Bhaskaracharya’s PMM Arabian perpetum mobile. All those machines which he have described in his note ave some kind of working limitations i.e. these devices or machines cannot be considered as a PMM-1 in all possible circumstances. A. Construction It consists of following components. 1) Induction coil 2) Neodymium magnet 3) Crank 4) Connecting rod 5) Wheels 6) Electric motor 7) Chargeable battery All the above components are arranged in such a way that the magnet is surrounded by the induction coil whose both ends are connected to the motor. The motor will also have an additional connection with the battery, which supplies the electric power to the electric motor during the initiation period. The rotor of the electric motor will be connected with the shaft which is connected with the wheels. The induction coil will be held at its position with the help of a frame.
Fig. 2: Coil
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