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  • Опубликовано: 3 мар 2023
  • With this magnetic induction experiment I heated 2 liters of water from 13 to 30 degrees in 7:10 minutes with a consumption of 0.11 kWh. It is not a very efficient system for heating water, but it is interesting to see, with thermographic video footage, how the heat is generated and moved with this type of magnetic induction system.
    Thanks to supermagnete.com for providing me with free magnets. Here are the magnets used in this experiment.
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    S-20-10-N sumag.net/s-20-10-n
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  • @johndodson8464
    @johndodson8464 4 месяца назад +7

    That's how I always warm up my coffee.

  • @gus473
    @gus473 Год назад +58

    👍👍👍 😃 Much better than I expected, and definitely interesting to see! Fun demonstration, thanks! 😎✌️

    • @martydeeks1891
      @martydeeks1891 4 месяца назад +1

      Here here I saw some other ding dong try to use a speaker magnet going the wrong direction we can't all be smart or nobody would be smart

  • @Martin-zd8eb
    @Martin-zd8eb 7 месяцев назад +2

    Was nice to see!!!😮

  • @janignaciuk2511
    @janignaciuk2511 4 месяца назад +21

    Hej, policzyłem sprawność tego urządzenia. 0.11kWh = 396 000 J. Aby ogrzać 2 kg wody o 17 K potrzeba : 2kg x4189,9 J x 17 K = 142456,6 J; sprawność wynosi tylko 35,9 % - czyli bardzo mało. ps. 4189,9 ciepło właściwe wody.

  • @Alifraipye
    @Alifraipye Год назад +137

    i don’t know why but i’m still obsessed with magnets

    • @holtrain81
      @holtrain81 Год назад +24

      Because they are the real magic of our universe (and electricity 😁)

    • @zoshida
      @zoshida Год назад +3

      🧲

    • @Papi_21
      @Papi_21 Год назад +5

      Magnets are fascinating

    • @amoliski
      @amoliski Год назад +7

      Everyone always makes fun of ICP for the line "f'n magnets, how do they work?", which I always thought was unfair, because the best answer I've seen is "magnets work because they do, just like gravity" and that's totally not a satisfying answer

    • @THEMFORMATION
      @THEMFORMATION Год назад +5

      Because your mind subconsciously knows they are conducting a variation of aether energy which flows from the universe to our planets core and back simeautanously

  • @verum.est.sine.mendacio
    @verum.est.sine.mendacio Год назад +21

    Next video: magnetic induction steam engine :)

    • @dogzer
      @dogzer Год назад +4

      Everyone knows that would result in perpetual motion!

  • @Tomee62538
    @Tomee62538 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing your experiment.

  • @eddekruif
    @eddekruif Год назад +1

    Holy! This is so cool! I'll try it with my p2pro thermal too. Hope for a success.

  • @diegoiobbi3420
    @diegoiobbi3420 4 месяца назад +1

    People before the invection of the microwave:

  • @rickwilliams967
    @rickwilliams967 3 месяца назад +1

    Looks like a nice safe, do-at-home experiment

  • @stalker1621
    @stalker1621 Год назад +1

    Громкий чайник! Спасибо за эксперимент.

  • @jeff5683
    @jeff5683 Год назад +16

    MORE OF THIS. MORE OF THIS. MORE OF THIS.

  • @sebbes333
    @sebbes333 Год назад +16

    WEIRD!
    A basic wind turbine* + gearbox + that device = warm water for free :D
    (*Maybe even as basic as the ones you see in old western movies)

    • @skeetsmcgrew3282
      @skeetsmcgrew3282 Год назад +9

      You can do one better. Paint the copper tubing jet black and leave it out in the sun. Then the only moving part is the water pump. A very old method of solar water heating

    • @user-ki4jh6sn7f
      @user-ki4jh6sn7f Год назад +1

      The motor use electricity to run .

    • @sebbes333
      @sebbes333 Год назад

      @@user-ki4jh6sn7f But it does not HAVE to use electricity, it can be wind-powered and use a gearbox to get more speed, or something like that.
      No power required.

    • @rajalgaurav8869
      @rajalgaurav8869 Год назад

      Yeh that's what I m thinking free energy

    • @Nectorr
      @Nectorr 15 дней назад

      You can directly transfer the mechanical energy of a windmill to water - and it will heat up.
      At polar stations, I heard, they did this: a windmill (2 halves of an iron barrel), the axis goes through the roof into the room, at the end of the axis the blades are immersed in a barrel of water.
      Mechanical energy always eventually turns into thermal energy with an efficiency of 100%...

  • @Iron_Soil
    @Iron_Soil Год назад +7

    Induction heating is satysfying

  • @MrSubstanz
    @MrSubstanz 4 месяца назад +5

    Seeing how the bent plastic tubing straightens itself into the original form is fantastic! It almost makes the IR camera obsolete. Love the video!

  • @h3rlam8an6
    @h3rlam8an6 Год назад +18

    The application of this method of induction heating is endless. Thanks for sharing this video

    • @OddBall1958
      @OddBall1958 7 месяцев назад +2

      Yes BUT! How much does it cost in electricity to make it work? Is it cost effective?

    • @lo2740
      @lo2740 7 месяцев назад +3

      endlessly useless yeah, with an efficiency of probably 10% at best.

    • @jasonhallam2644
      @jasonhallam2644 3 месяца назад

      @@lo2740 could be useful as a secondary system attatched to devices that are used to spin anyway, as its next to free if you consider it this way

  • @CARLO39DE
    @CARLO39DE Год назад +28

    Nice and interesting stuff - result: You produced only 142,46 kJ (Q=m*c*dT) with your shown 0.11 kWh input - means got 36% efficiency. With an immersion heater you will get maybe 95% ......

    • @MagneticGamesIT
      @MagneticGamesIT  Год назад +8

      Thanks for the calculation, I know it's not an efficient system but the purpose of the video is to show how heat moves

    • @kinghenry238
      @kinghenry238 Год назад +3

      ​@@MagneticGamesIT maybe you could try again with more coils in the coper to see if you can get more transfer per rotation? Or maybe the surface would help to.... It would also be further away from the magnetics

    • @gunfighterzero
      @gunfighterzero Год назад +6

      Efficiency could be brought up substantially by running multiple coil turns, tweaking the motor RPMs to find a closer resonant frequency and adding insulation

    • @AlexMC66
      @AlexMC66 Год назад +2

      ​@@gunfighterzero эффективность можно повысить если напрямую через трубку медную ток пускать , без магнита и двигателя

    • @AlexMC66
      @AlexMC66 Год назад +1

      А так это просто для школьников , для курса физики . Баловство .

  • @Shkiver
    @Shkiver Год назад +13

    Если истраченную мотором электроэнергию просто к кипятильнику просоединить, то выход тепла был бы больше... Ну, а так - хороший школьный опыт по демонстрации токов Фуко..
    А вообще, сначалс я думал, что в итоге будет продемонстрирована работа магнетрона в атмосфере...

    • @oberst_krass
      @oberst_krass Месяц назад +1

      Man könnte aber die Rotation auch durch eine Windmühle oder ein Wasserrad erzeugen - oder mit einem umgebauten Fahrrad.

  • @kobuspieterse6405
    @kobuspieterse6405 5 месяцев назад +1

    Zic Zac your copper pipe over your magnets

  • @jissanboermans5009
    @jissanboermans5009 Год назад +10

    My coffee maker is making the exact same noise .

  • @cathy6659
    @cathy6659 Год назад +3

    Wow, this is awesome! 👍I'm going to try it with my P2 Pro thermal camera.

  • @wayne7521
    @wayne7521 8 месяцев назад +1

    With this , and a bit of tinkering , if you were good at decent solder joints .
    Had good knowledge of solar power + battery bank.
    You could make a decent , sufficient ,central heating system for a garage workshop or alike !!

  • @studioceramah
    @studioceramah Год назад +1

    Extraordinary👍👍👍

  •  Год назад +1

    Interesting demonstration!

  • @felipeadelino6
    @felipeadelino6 Год назад +2

    Se o aquecedor quebrar já tem a gambiarra. Like

  • @alexpawlov7607
    @alexpawlov7607 Год назад +42

    Эксперимент отличный, но результат не очень. Законы сохранения и трансформации энергии никто не отменял. Тот же и лучший результат получился бы с использованием 100w Тэна.

    • @alexthesage
      @alexthesage Год назад +3

      Если использовать вращение не от мотора, а от мельничного колеса, к примеру, или от ветряка - тогда будет "бесплатный" нагрев

    • @alexpawlov7607
      @alexpawlov7607 Год назад +4

      @@alexthesage да, но если вращать мельницей обычный генератор, то грель гораздо проще. Но эксперимент как теоретический - хороший!

    • @user-zx4nw1pr6q
      @user-zx4nw1pr6q Год назад +9

      Водку продать, а деньги пропить. Эффект тот же))

    • @user-lh2dk1vx9t
      @user-lh2dk1vx9t Год назад +1

      фишка в том что по виду движок киловатта полтора-два, пусть через частотник он и не в номинале, но откуда 110 Вт если там явно видно бьіло нагрузку больше пол кило? там ети 100 Вт только его помпа берет, да плюс потери в частотнике, плюс на движок еще, в реале у кипятильника кпд повьіше будет

    • @user-zx4nw1pr6q
      @user-zx4nw1pr6q Год назад +2

      @@user-lh2dk1vx9t
      Да, у кипятильника КПД=100%

  • @BooleanDisorder
    @BooleanDisorder 23 дня назад

    That yellow glowing opaque liquid looks delicious!

  • @bobboboff5326
    @bobboboff5326 Год назад +6

    Итого : сожрано 4кВт электричества, море денег на магниты. Результат : разогрет тазик воды 😎

    • @John__Connor
      @John__Connor Год назад +1

      Ага, ещё и всего до 30°С

    • @user-mf1qs4gr5v
      @user-mf1qs4gr5v Год назад +1

      а пар отткуда ....из жо ......ы ???😂

  • @gelo4
    @gelo4 3 месяца назад +2

    La termocamera del cellulare è veramente una figata !

  • @bigboydrz
    @bigboydrz 9 месяцев назад +2

    Hey strap this wheel onto an existing hydroelectric system to heat the stream, heat water from the house, maybe keep the unit from freezing in winter?

  • @user-uk4mf7ck2t
    @user-uk4mf7ck2t Год назад +3

    Добыча энергии из магнитов )))
    Они дорогие и разряжаются потихоньку )

  • @victoryfirst2878
    @victoryfirst2878 4 месяца назад +5

    How about making three disks and using larger copper pipe with a thicker wall thickness to get more heat output into the water itself. This I believe has some major promise for sure. Will you be making a newer version Sir ?? I like the video too. 😀😀😀😀😀

  • @user-ow8jy5rd8v
    @user-ow8jy5rd8v Год назад +3

    Помпа тоже поднимает температуру воды

  • @user-zx4nw1pr6q
    @user-zx4nw1pr6q Год назад +1

    Продать водку, а деньги пропить. Эффект тот же))

  • @primorec17
    @primorec17 4 месяца назад

    build a pipe pancake coil with water in it and then spin it counterclockwise to the magnets :D hahaha
    :D

  • @madhukeshnp
    @madhukeshnp Год назад +1

    Brilliant and most efficient way to WASTE POWER. Mission accomplished.
    Well done.

    • @MagneticGamesIT
      @MagneticGamesIT  Год назад +2

      my purpose is to show how heat moves

    • @madhukeshnp
      @madhukeshnp Год назад

      @@MagneticGamesIT yeah. Heat always moves from hot side to cold side.
      Take a cold iron plate, place fire below it and open your thermal camera. That will show how heat moves. So much of magnet and big motor was not required to prove the concept😂

    • @mattg71313
      @mattg71313 29 дней назад

      I mean you gotta admit it was a cool video to watch. You don't need to prove you know a lot about the subject by bashing a video someone else made. Of course it's probably not the most efficient, but if we only filmed the absolute best/efficient way to do things, 99.99999% of youtube would cease to exist. Anyway, how would you make it more efficient? Or what method would you use to heat water as economically as possible? I'm looking for ways to help my sister heat her pool. She doesn't have a heater and even if she did, those things are expensive to run and decently slow, so we challenged ourselves to get creative.

  • @lordhexon
    @lordhexon 7 месяцев назад +2

    Not an efficient heater is it ?😂

  • @rrs2004
    @rrs2004 Год назад +4

    Next step on water heaters, just brushless motor and you are good to go.

  • @sueg2658
    @sueg2658 Год назад +1

    Way cool!!

  • @techbears670
    @techbears670 7 месяцев назад +2

    The changing magnetic field create ad current in Cooper coil and this ad current create it's own but opposite field in the results its create heat in coil

  • @norbertk.1473
    @norbertk.1473 5 месяцев назад

    Sehr gut👍

  • @hectorgomez-ku8ct
    @hectorgomez-ku8ct Год назад +1

    Genial !!

  • @tarot-answer78
    @tarot-answer78 Год назад +2

    Для популяризации этой темы необходимо рассказывать "что к чему, для чего и что из этого"

    • @wladimir5764
      @wladimir5764 Месяц назад

      Всё очень просто, непочему и низачем. Медная трубка нагревается постояными магнитами за счёт вращения, вместо ефективного магного поля за счёт електричества. Что делает первое нах не эфективным.

  • @serinity63
    @serinity63 4 месяца назад +4

    You should try to build this device with a 50-liter water heater and a bypass and see if the performance is better than a water heater with its original heating element.

    • @andreasschmitt2307
      @andreasschmitt2307 4 месяца назад +2

      We know already that this is worse than a simple electric heater, because the heater has an efficiency of 100% (or very close to 100%), and the eddy current heater loses some energy by heating up the motor and producing annoying noises.

    • @skipperpro8327
      @skipperpro8327 Месяц назад

      The calcul is done on a comment above. Poor eficiency but if the rotation come from free energy you don't care

  • @wqwqwqwdxyou572
    @wqwqwqwdxyou572 7 месяцев назад +2

    Magnets should be in direction changed order. That provide more efficiency.

  • @mitchhamrick3117
    @mitchhamrick3117 Год назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @ayumuaikawa
    @ayumuaikawa Год назад +19

    So technically you could warm water by hand(or with your legs if using some sort of bicycle system) if you removed the motor, that could be interesting I guess

    • @thatsawesome2060
      @thatsawesome2060 Год назад +1

      That must be good setup for off grid house/cabin.

    • @edkemp6287
      @edkemp6287 Год назад +2

      You don't need magnets. A paddle will turn your energy to heat

    • @microwavetransformer6378
      @microwavetransformer6378 Год назад +2

      Yes, but you are better off just making having a brake slowing a spinning disk , also an average human can do 300 watts, and heating water us painful due to its high thermal capacity

    • @ayumuaikawa
      @ayumuaikawa Год назад +3

      @@microwavetransformer6378 anything that can transform a quick workout into something, it doesn't have to be boiling water imo

    • @andybilakshow260
      @andybilakshow260 Год назад

      get an exercise bike

  • @nick111138
    @nick111138 Год назад +32

    Am I the only one concerned about the water squirting at the uncovered outlets?

    • @davydiver
      @davydiver Год назад +1

      yup 😁

    • @madhukeshnp
      @madhukeshnp Год назад +3

      World is moving and thinking towards conservation of energy, and here is this guy wasting it, and you are worried about water getting into the terminals 😂

    • @kingofcastlechaos
      @kingofcastlechaos Год назад +3

      Not concerned at all. I felt quite safe watching this from the other side of the planet.

    • @Mowtivated1
      @Mowtivated1 Год назад

      What a nerd

    • @davidrichter9164
      @davidrichter9164 Год назад

      Yes. And no one gives a s--t about you either.

  • @BareFootDuck
    @BareFootDuck Год назад +4

    I'm confused,
    do we say, That's Cool!
    Or That's Hot!!

  • @eugene251
    @eugene251 Год назад

    Very smart work

  • @Yunanimouse
    @Yunanimouse Месяц назад +1

    Looks like he's holding lava at the end due to the infrared lol

  • @giovannijaimes333
    @giovannijaimes333 4 месяца назад +1

    Excelent

  • @AlexandrVoloshchenko
    @AlexandrVoloshchenko Год назад +7

    you need to find the reverse process, how to use the low potential heat of the working fluid and get electricity.

    • @John-wd5cb
      @John-wd5cb 10 месяцев назад +2

      Steam engine.

    • @Infin8Unknown
      @Infin8Unknown 8 месяцев назад

      Superheated steam engine = overunity.

    • @wayne7521
      @wayne7521 8 месяцев назад

      To op comment , we have them already , they are used in mini fridges .
      To the one who put over unity ... what witch craft are you following .
      Nothing is free , everything has a cost , the sun is a mere nuclear power house , money is an illusion that we adopted, to measure society and control people .
      Solar, is a conversion of light or heat ,dependant on system , to electric ,or conversion again to steam ,to spin turbines ..
      Each state of change there is energy loss.
      Just writing this cost me energy, from my resources I ate previous, or body fat .
      To the money for the electric in my phone .
      Everything cost something , and you cannot get out more than what's put in , as at some point , it will exhaust itself .

  • @fatherofterror
    @fatherofterror 3 месяца назад +1

    Me gusta, aunque ya me imagino cuándo llegue el recibo de luz... 😂

  • @MarioMario-fo8vc
    @MarioMario-fo8vc 7 месяцев назад

    Сделай то же самое, но вытяни сначала насос из ванны. ))))))

  • @hootmeloot
    @hootmeloot Год назад +1

    can be applied to electric vehicles in cold climates for heating

  • @bingobongobungo
    @bingobongobungo 6 месяцев назад +1

    what goes up comes down, in this case, what goes in comes out , its simple physics , the laws

  • @coskuarsiray
    @coskuarsiray 6 месяцев назад +1

    a stream of water can rotate a disc and this can heat the water for personal use, off grid.

  • @toaderviciriuc2249
    @toaderviciriuc2249 Месяц назад

    Ok felicitări ❤❤❤❤

  • @AdrianoSantos-ub5fi
    @AdrianoSantos-ub5fi 5 месяцев назад +2

    Resistence is Very more eficiente for hot😊

  • @vinbo2232
    @vinbo2232 14 дней назад +1

    Fantastic, except you need a better thermometer

  • @user-cs7el5zm9u
    @user-cs7el5zm9u 23 дня назад

    Супер технологии молодец ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @yasheshratnakar9750
    @yasheshratnakar9750 2 месяца назад +2

    From where did you buy the TUBES and water PUMP?
    what is the Power ofthePumo

  • @miguellaportacerdeiras3882
    @miguellaportacerdeiras3882 3 месяца назад +1

    Un campo magnético rotatorio o oscilante, por la ley de inducción electromagnética, induce una corriente, en este caso por el cobre, por el que circula un agua que calienta; calienta el cobre por efecto Joule, E=R.I^2, la energía va como el cuadrado de la corriente, por lo que es un método muy eficiente y bueno de calentar el agua, con las matemáticas sobre la mesa.

  • @trestuges
    @trestuges Год назад

    Whenever I think about magnets it reminds me of that ICP song, "Miracles":
    "Magnets, how the f*ck do those work?"
    😂😂😂

  • @FSK1138
    @FSK1138 5 месяцев назад +1

    you can buy a in line heater that you plug in to the wall ? it would cost less than the plate magnets copper pipe and generator

  • @yobelyehezkielpurba
    @yobelyehezkielpurba 3 месяца назад +1

    eddy current make it hot, is it ?

  • @grndragon2443
    @grndragon2443 Год назад +7

    Do know what the amps are for the same rpm with and without the copper tubing?

    • @user-mf1qs4gr5v
      @user-mf1qs4gr5v Год назад

      Разве медь , проводит магнитное поле ?
      ... сдесь эффект наводящейся самоиндукции

  • @kilroy987
    @kilroy987 12 дней назад +2

    Is this related to the phenomenon of a magnet slowly dropping through a copper pipe? If you force the magnet through the pipe faster than it would normally fall, would it heat up the pipe?

    • @solarfluxman8810
      @solarfluxman8810 8 дней назад

      Yes, kinetic energy is converted to heat energy. The motor is being slightly slowed (loaded) by this also.

  • @Dufalak
    @Dufalak 5 месяцев назад

    Збс.
    Если бы просто подержал посуду в руках, вода бы нагрелась быстрее.😂

  • @alediazofficial2562
    @alediazofficial2562 Год назад +8

    might be a silly question but, is the time rate for heating affected by the power of the magnet? as in, if you have more powerful magnets, would you be able to heat up the water faster?

    • @MagneticGamesIT
      @MagneticGamesIT  Год назад +8

      yes, but it is also influenced by the rotation speed

    • @aatifkhan2203
      @aatifkhan2203 Год назад

      Yes

    • @rihulfaakbar2261
      @rihulfaakbar2261 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@MagneticGamesITso it would be more efficient to increase the speed than change the magnet?

    • @makantahi3731
      @makantahi3731 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@rihulfaakbar2261 maybe, but stronger magnets would require more power(torque) from motor for same rpm, so it will stay same ratio of energy for motor power and energy rise in water, btw electric motor has efficiency about 50%, so that is top you can get to heat up water on this way

    • @davefroman4700
      @davefroman4700 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@MagneticGamesIT There is no load. You could have spun this with a much smaller motor. As in likely a 12vdc motor.

  • @user-cp3ju8mf3l
    @user-cp3ju8mf3l Год назад +4

    Электрочайник по затратам проще и кпд ниже.😊😚😚

  • @Justin-Outdoors
    @Justin-Outdoors 7 месяцев назад +11

    This would make a great wind powered water heater for winter

    • @adamb89
      @adamb89 7 месяцев назад +1

      Eh not so much, any time you convert energy you lose some due to inefficiency which is inherent in any system. Nothing is 100% efficient. Wind is too inconsistent to provide power directly, you need to use it to power a generator which is in turn used to charge a bank of batteries, which are what actually provides the power. So using wind for this, it would be MORE efficient to just use conventional heating coils to convert the electricity directly to heat, rather than turn it to kinetic energy and THEN heat, since more energy is lost.
      If you used a hydro turbine though, especially one completely underwater that never freezes during the winter and provides steady, predictable energy, you probably COULD use that to directly turn a disc of magnets, to provide inductive heating via kinetic energy alone. No electricity involved.

    • @bennypika3575
      @bennypika3575 6 месяцев назад +1

      or river powered!

    • @GoatZilla
      @GoatZilla 4 месяца назад

      ​@@adamb89how consistent does it need to be to just work though? Because adding a generator and batteries adds a LOT of complexity.

    • @adamb89
      @adamb89 4 месяца назад

      @@GoatZillaFor a fully mechanical solution that uses a rotating disc of magnets to produce heat, you would need 100% consistency. You could probably add a clutch or something to disengage the wheel, which would basically be your off switch. As long as the magnets are spinning, it'd produce heat through induction. Stop the spinning...no induction, no heat.

    • @GoatZilla
      @GoatZilla 4 месяца назад

      @@adamb89 Uh, "as long as the magnets are spinning" indicates it doesn't need 100% consistency.

  • @leadabo
    @leadabo Год назад +4

    Ohhh this is hot! 😁🔥

  • @ByeTech
    @ByeTech Год назад

    Nice!

  • @adeladili4291
    @adeladili4291 3 месяца назад +1

    You only use the top of the disk, if you use the back at the same time you can generate twice as much heat.

  • @Kereusx
    @Kereusx Год назад +5

    This is really interesting

  • @KaraEffect
    @KaraEffect 5 месяцев назад

    You should use 2 alternators and using kinetic energy..
    Warm water just along the way

  • @Loran1972
    @Loran1972 3 месяца назад

    Merci de m’avoir fait rire !!!
    Comment une eau à 11/12° dans le tuyau en cuivre peut faire augmenter la t° de l’eau du bac à plus de 20° ?!! 😂😂😂
    … et personne n’a relevé ce détail ?! 😂😂😂

  • @tehnoelektronikloznica7119
    @tehnoelektronikloznica7119 Год назад +3

    You need to separate or put some insulation between coper pipe and holder to not touch directly each other. Pipe holder react like load because it is short connection.

    • @maciejc.617
      @maciejc.617 Год назад

      It was also my tought at the begining, but then I asked myself what is the path of induced eddy currents. Magnets rotates along the pipe, so there is no change of magnetic flux crossing the area circled by a pipe. So eddy current is induced in the part of the pipe which is closed to the edges of the magnet, and those currents are moving along the pipe with a movement of the magnets. Imho 🙂

    • @paradiselost9946
      @paradiselost9946 9 месяцев назад

      @@maciejc.617 YOU GOT IT. where are the eddy currents?
      there arent any. what there is is tiny. the lenz reaction, miniscule. the I2R heating... nonexistent.
      replace pipe with flat solid plate... THEN it works.
      and the heating part in the conductor? well... that is 100% efficient. its resistive.
      the power that the _motor_ consumes? thats about 60% efficient on average...
      its only of any use if you have a free rotational source of power. in which case its actually quite handy. when done properly?
      it actually solves a major issue with a current "cult" method of power generation.... harnessing ALL of it!

  • @NaturesMulti-tool
    @NaturesMulti-tool 7 месяцев назад +1

    An interesting, but very inefficient method.

  • @marcelogalvaodemoura8963
    @marcelogalvaodemoura8963 Год назад +3

    Achei a solução interessante para aplicação em energia eólica, para sistema de aquecimento de ambiente por serpentina, caso eu conclua e tenha o mínimo de eficiência, envio o link ou um vídeo, de um experimento com base no seu vídeo.

  • @diyfamily6848
    @diyfamily6848 6 дней назад

    Your setup whould work a lot better if you increased your surface area foot print to cover all the sweep area of the magnets.

  • @VIDEOEPPO
    @VIDEOEPPO 9 месяцев назад +1

    Can you explain the science behind this in the description?

    • @lo2740
      @lo2740 7 месяцев назад

      a very poor and innefficient application of Eddy current.

  • @dim1723
    @dim1723 Год назад +1

    Great demo
    Put a dozen hamsters on the motor and easy energy. Knd style

  • @3th1xs
    @3th1xs Год назад +14

    Intuitively I can't see this being more efficient than a resistive heating element. I would like to see a side by side comparison with the same wattage of heater and the water temperature being monitored over time.

    • @MagneticGamesIT
      @MagneticGamesIT  Год назад +10

      this is not efficient the purpose is to show how the heat moves

    • @tatarudaniel-dg5ne
      @tatarudaniel-dg5ne Год назад +13

      In this video clip, was heated 2l water from 13°C to 30°C (temp rised with 17°C). Electric consumption was 0.11KWh.
      With 4W resistor heater you can heat 1g water wit 1°C in 1 seconds.
      Now wil find wat power need to heat 2l water from 13°C to 30°C (temp rised with 17°C) wit resistor heater:
      P[Wh] = (2000g water x 17°C x 4W)/3600 seconds = 37.78Wh
      That mean 0.038KWh.
      Yes, resistor heater consume ~2.9x les electricity compared to megnetic heater. So, resistor heater is mor eficient than magnetic heater.
      If you plan to heat your home wit lower power consumption you can use a heat pump.

    • @SolarReannex
      @SolarReannex Год назад +3

      @@MagneticGamesIT if this is the purpose, please cover all the metal, including magnets with thin (pulverized) coat of calcium oxide etc., to prevent extra low emissivity of bare metal to fool the thermal imager.

    • @pauldunn1164
      @pauldunn1164 Год назад

      ​@@MagneticGamesIT gd⅔ffrfdfxdz3eed5😢4wrtfr4swe4¾tretr

    • @someguyontheinternet-
      @someguyontheinternet- Год назад

      Not so sure that efficiency is the purpose of this video, is all I'm saying.

  • @jewugeniikriwonogov8582
    @jewugeniikriwonogov8582 Год назад +1

    Выточить диск, наделать в нём посадок, найти подходящий электродвигатель, накупить магнитов, чтоб греть этой гравицапой водичку. Про кипятильник что нибудь слышал?)

  • @dogzer
    @dogzer Год назад

    You have successfully heated the water

  • @claysongomes8084
    @claysongomes8084 Год назад +1

    I believe that I have not added in the consumption calculations the expenses of the electric motor, which by the way also works by induction

  • @themonsterunderyourbed9408
    @themonsterunderyourbed9408 3 месяца назад

    I feel like there's a no nut November joke to be made at the end

  • @tino_saurio
    @tino_saurio 11 месяцев назад +2

    Hace falta utilizar un motor tan grande para que gire el plato con imanes? Habría menos consumo 🤔

  • @adamrom2183
    @adamrom2183 3 месяца назад

    kolko energie spotrebuju motor aby ohrial vodu?
    rychlovarna konvica je ucinejsia

  • @SarCleric
    @SarCleric 4 месяца назад +1

    КПД этого нагревателя, безусловно, выше, чем у простой спирали

  • @user-be5jp5tw6x
    @user-be5jp5tw6x Год назад +5

    Если использовать не эл мотор, а ветряной двигатель, то будет совсем не плохо.

  • @SINANOZYOLDAS
    @SINANOZYOLDAS 4 месяца назад

    For 15 years, I have been working with angular resonance and I am ready to do the electricity generation project together with investors who agree to make an official protocol. Everything will be done openly after the signatures are signed.

  • @unfernando
    @unfernando Год назад +16

    Hey, what do you think would happen if insted of just one plate with magnets you put two, surrounding the copper pipe from both sides, and exposing more pipe surface to the magnets effect?
    Would there be an increase of generated heat; a decrease in time for heating; or none?

    • @MagneticGamesIT
      @MagneticGamesIT  Год назад +34

      there would be a greater heating speed but also more inductive resistance and therefore more electricity consumption

    • @unfernando
      @unfernando Год назад +3

      @@MagneticGamesIT thx for replying!!! 😁

    • @Matroskin502
      @Matroskin502 Год назад +10

      Проще индукционную катушку намотать, переменный ток в сети заменит двигатель, и магниты не нужны. Просто ставишь железную кастрюлю с водой, закипит вода за минуту, проверено на домашней индукционной плите😂

    • @aatifkhan2203
      @aatifkhan2203 Год назад +1

      The magnetic field of the magnets may adversely affect the induction

    • @alacran1986
      @alacran1986 10 месяцев назад +1

      Do it…Do it

  • @paradiselost9946
    @paradiselost9946 9 месяцев назад +1

    i see several things wrong here.
    first off. the backing plate. you grab aluminium, as its non magnetic. cool. you fail to consider the BACK of the magnets.
    use STEEL.
    soft steel. the best sources are either the back of large speakers, or in the base of certain lamps... a nice chunk of soft iron or steel.
    you only make the pockets very SHALLOW. enough to hold the magnet, they arent going anywhere! but you also complete the magnetic circuit at the rear, and it causes the front to create distinct loops of magnetic field.
    you want the magnets alternating. i tried both ways. alternating is best.
    the conductor. in a pipe, where are the eddy currents? around it. through a very small section of it. they cant circulate freely.
    get a plate, like 5mm thick of copper, solder your water pipe to that. get the magnets to 1/4mm away... (Watch it, they die when overheated!)
    i made an eddy current brake years ago, it was just that. a steel disc, a lot of 16mm neo magnets, and a brass (? was gold but didnt turn like brass? maybe monel?) disc. it heats up to untouchable after a few seconds. the amount of heat is directly proportional to the braking effect it produces. i really meant to lay the magnets out in a spiral pattern to make two rows but somehow i stuffed up and ended up with a single ring like this. doesnt make any difference other than the area being affected and therefore the braking and the heat... meh! version II!
    if it isnt loading the source of power down, it isnt producing any heat.

  • @user-rk3js2cv1i
    @user-rk3js2cv1i 7 месяцев назад +1

    Два вопроса:
    - как?
    -зачем?

    • @kisskaspeik5220
      @kisskaspeik5220 6 месяцев назад

      например на морозе разогреть через авто пуск масло в коробке зимой на тракторе)

  • @emberpoptartkittenz6040
    @emberpoptartkittenz6040 Год назад +1

    Thos is so much more efficient than using today's means of heating. Plus the copper acts as a coil of wire that, yes you can hook up to a water source to heat it but you can also harness the electricity generated from the hollow copper pipe if you just coil it over two more times! What's with all the hate about magnetic technologies? It's like people forgot how to believe

  • @xiaoqinzhu1301
    @xiaoqinzhu1301 11 месяцев назад +2

    But how do you get them out ❓