Inertial propulsion plus/device and engine

Details Inertial propulsion plus/device and engine Inertial propulsion plus/device and engine

1996-07-16

1997-11-11

Herrmann, Allan D.

Machine element or mechanism

Mechanical movements

Rotary to intermittent unidirectional motion

74845, 180 71, 244 62, 244172, 440113, F16H 3320, B62D 5704

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056851960

ABSTRACT:
Devices herein described utilize vehicles that are propelled, braked, and steered by means of a process called Inertial Propulsion Plus. This consists of a "power phase" to extend the weight(s) from the vehicle, alternated with a "null phase" to cancel out the return phase or stroke reactions. This process is made workable by selectively applying a pure external force derived from the pathway and opposing the movement of the weight(s) on the power phase. For non-travel-related applications, the inherent displacement can be harnessed by a treadmill or other ways for a power source to increase available power and reduce pollution.

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Product Engineering; p. 63; Article titled "Inertial drive", Mar. 14, 1966.

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