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Coil gun info on the DOE site.

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w1vlf
Tue Mar 11 2008, 01:33PM Print
w1vlf Registered Member #1329 Joined: Mon Feb 18 2008, 07:31PM
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Hello Folks, I was just cruising around the internet looking for more info on coil guns and came across this site.
Just figured it was worth posting if someone has not seen it. Link2
Type in coil guns. Most of the information is beyond my capabilities. In the pdf called "performance of a coil gun" they have built a coil gun built that uses an solid aluminum and a wound aluminum projectile.

I had not seen this before.

Is this sort of a linear induction motor? Does anyone have more info. Perhaps a simpler explination for me?
Has anyone tried this in the group??
Thank you

PauLC
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ramses
Tue Mar 11 2008, 07:23PM
ramses Registered Member #1208 Joined: Thu Jan 03 2008, 05:30PM
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yes, it is a pulsed linear induction motor. so it is an induction motor that is pulsed( I think you gathered that) to move something in a line.

i think it works like a can crusher/disk launcher, operating on lenz's law, which means that it repels the projectile instead of attracting it. i am in the process of trying something similar, but i have to get a bigger light bulb ballast first.

i noticed that you have to purchase it. did you?

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w1vlf
Wed Mar 12 2008, 12:12AM
w1vlf Registered Member #1329 Joined: Mon Feb 18 2008, 07:31PM
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Nope... The file just downloaded
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ramses
Wed Mar 12 2008, 08:56PM
ramses Registered Member #1208 Joined: Thu Jan 03 2008, 05:30PM
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ahh just read it... mine isn't a multistage like theirs, and so far doesn't work well. you may wish to update the link, as the current one links to a search within the site. here is a direct link : http://www.osti.gov/bridge/servlets/purl/10115215-iNtKkd/native/

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