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Bedini Monopole 3 group members can meet the groups learning goals by building and testing a John Bedini Monopole Mechanical Oscillator according to the circuit shown here. A new plastic BMX bicycle wheel mounted in a study wood support structure is recommended; however: you may use your own design. What happens to the charging battery? What does the meter indicate going into the battery? What do we get out of the battery on a repeated basis?
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Joules Start End Hours Watts Mins Joules 18,865 19 50 07 24 11.57 15.63 20 18,756 20,875 18 35 07 22 12.78 15.63 20 18,756 20,477 18 00 06 33 12.55 15.63 20 18,756 17,925 22 45 09 41 10.93 15.63 26 24,383 20,404 12 20 00 50 12.50 15.63 26 24,383 19,779 08 30 20 35 12.08 15.63 32 30,010
Run Initial Voltage Final Voltage Charge Amps Charge Joules Start Time End Time Hours Battery Load Watts Battery Load Minutes Battery Load Joules Battery COP Input to System Volts Input to System Amps Input to System Joules
The number of the charge/discharge cycle The voltage of battery at beginning of charging The voltage of the battery at end of charging The measured charge rate in amperes from section 2.4 The energy put into the battery in joules Time battery charging started Time battery charging ended Duration of charge (End Time Start Time) Value in watts of discharge rate Duration of battery discharge in minutes Energy obtained from battery discharge in joules Ratio of Battery Load Joules and Charge joules Average voltage of input to SSG Average input current to SSG in amperes Energy input to system in joules
Three of the above values are calculated from the collected data. Charge Joules is the result of average Initial Voltage and Final Voltage x Charge Amps x Hours x 3600. Hours is End Time - Start Time in hours. Battery Load Joules is Discharge Rate x Hours x 3600.
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