"Spinductor"

 
This skin was made from the 
basic flat spiral which 
was then copied and rotated 
10 degrees on (undrawn) axis
which passes through the
sharp connecting points.
The resulting pair of
spiral lines were then
"skinned".



 


The black and white wire frame graphic
above, is now rendered with 
semi-transparent skin to
enhance visualization.

Here the skinned spire
 is further
rotate- copied.
 This is a partial, 
"concentric, spiraling sphere". 









 


On left is sort of an xray of the 
full concentric, spiraling sphere.
A much narrower angle of
perspective was used than above
in the partial version.








 


Here a single section as in
the first graphic, has been
"unfolded". The long shapes are
flattened out to better show 
their pattern.


 




  Here is one half of the cross section. -->





Below is a bigger JPEG,
offering a clearer picture. A black line drawing similar to
the one on the right.has been superimposed to delineate
the cross section profile. Also

The "polar" openings at top and bottom of this graphic may be enlarged by 
use of conical spirals in the 3D model. Conversely, the polar holes may be
essentially closed by use of a flat spiral in the 3D model. This concept
grew from my childhood speculation:  If an electromagnet could be spun fast enough,
would i see light? (What children think of!).

As an alternative experiment, the electrical and magnetic fields may trade places.
In this new experiment, the red and blue symbols are regarded as electric current, 
which travels in an electrical coil.(A graphic diagram will be placed here, when i
find time to do this).. The yellow arrowed path becomes the magnetic path,(during one
electrical pulsing of coil). I suggest the name "retroductor" for this
experiment, since the magnetic field is forced up and down longitudinally.
Click here for more inductive concepts rendered via CAD (306 KB !)

 During the 80's and 90's i made various efforts to build different inductor
experiments which utilize the electromagnetic fields mentioned here. (These
experiments continue, at some point i will post them in detail at this site). 
If i had the chance i would like to adapt these geometries to plasma experiments
and also to discussions in cosmology. (Here is one example of one
 attempt to apply bi-axial geometric concepts to cosmology). 

Click here to see "hyper" spiraling, concentric spheres.

Tetrahelix As Prism, Light/ Ray Tracing Experiment

Tetrahedron used as a mold to model a "poloid" biaxial structure. 
Ringforcement

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