Induction Clutch with the Ability to Generate Electricity, Brake, Start Fuel Engine and Electric Engine
Seyed Ali Akbar Mousavi1 Show affiliations
- Azad University of Norabad Cooperation, Iran
Journal of Aircraft and Spacecraft Technology, Volume 7, Issue 1, pp. 1–7 · doi.org/10.3844/jastsp.2023.1.7
Abstract
The induction clutch is a device that acts like a friction clutch but there is no abrasion and it is more accurate. Because electric, solar, and fuel car convertible to boats, vertical aircraft flying supersonic has sealed body, for this reason, a friction clutch cannot be used, because the friction clutch does not work well and due to friction, it creates a bad smell and needs that the produced gas is exited from the vehicle. Part of the new induction clutch has electronic control and another part is mechanical control. Because the electric, solar, and fuel car convertible to the boat, vertical aircraft flying supersonic must be light, an induction clutch will be used because this new induction clutch has several functions and it causes the removal of several parts in this vehicle. I made a version of this clutch in small dimensions with difficulty and I did the necessary tests and drew input and output diagrams. In this article, the new induction clutch is compared with a simple induction clutch and friction clutch, and magnetic clutch.
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Mousavi, S. A. A. (2023). Induction Clutch with the Ability to Generate Electricity, Brake, Start Fuel Engine and Electric Engine. Journal of Aircraft and Spacecraft Technology, 7(1), 1–7. https://doi.org/10.3844/jastsp.2023.1.7
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