Bowman Magnet Motor Open Sourcing Project

Status: Project commenced Dec. 2003 with claim to a working device, which later, after three months, ended up running down due to demagnetization.  No replications were accomplished though several were attempted.

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Bill of Materials

List is in process of being completed.  Whichever engineer is the first to be able to visit Mann should document all of these specs.

See also: Sourcing

Summary of Costs

From: Mark Hayton
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 12:46 PM
Subject: RE: [PES_BMM] Cost of building Bowman motor

At current count, I believe I have bought all my parts for less than $500.00..

Mark Hayton

Parts List

From: [Douglass Mann]
To: "Sterling D. Allan" <sterlingda@greaterthings.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 10:59 PM
Subject: Re: Doug -- we need precise measurements from Steve

Sterling,
  Part list and detail information for unit 0 .
Later
 Douglas

Part list for Unit 0 reproduction

Gear Set for : Unit 0

I have no part number yet, but here are the sizes.

Small gears

  • number small gears 2
  • 24 diametric pitch
  • 80 teeth
  • pitch diameter 3.3333
  • .187" wide + or - OK But to wide will have more drag.
  • hub/ ½" bore with key way & ss or some fixing system
  • carbon steel

large gear

  • 24 diametric pitch
  • 160 teeth
  • pitch diameter 6.6666
  • .187" wide
  • carbon steel
  • hub/ ½ " bore with key way & ss or some fixing system

Shafts

  • stock McMaster-Carr part number 89325K25
  • There are 3 shafts ½" diameter 23 3/4" long with standard key way on the gear ends
  • non-magnetic 316 stainless steel.

Bearings

  • There are 6 ball bearing all being the same size, but having some differences noted below.
  • Three of the ball bearings are McMaster-Carr part number 6383K41 open; this was done to lower drag. These three bearing that are used on the gear side of the motor away from the magnetic fields.
  • The three 304 stainless steel ball bearing McMaster-Carr part number 5908K17 open.
  • These were used on the magnetic rotor side to help reduce possible magnetic hanging.

There are three Bronze Sleeve used as spacers. McMaster-Carr part number 6391K124.

These are used between the gears the bearings , and may or may not, be cut down to set the shafts in play lash. They will go through a hole in the end support plate to push on the inter bearing race .

There are six one piece clamp-on Collars used to set the shafts in play .

Three that are used on the gear side McMaster-Carr part number 6435K14 steel.

Three that are used on the magnetic rotor side are part number 6435K34 303 non magnetic stainless steel

The Base Plate is1 inch thick by 12 inch wide and 24 inch long. The end support plates are 14 inch a part center to center. On the end that the magnetic rotors are to be places; the first end support plat is 6 ½ inch back from the end of the base plate to the center of the end support plate.

The Both End Plates are the same. The bearings are counter sunk into the end plates, so that they are flat with the insides. The through hole that shaft goes through is sized so that the bronze sleeve does not rub. The counter sunk are place to the inside then the clamp-on collars keep the shafts in play to .001 The end plates are 12" by 6 ½" by 1".The shafts are 5" on center and 5 ½" from the base plate. The end plated are fixed in place to the base plate with 4 SS bolts each.

Preface

[Jan. 1, 2004]
TO:   PES_BMM@yahoogroups.com
FROM: mwiseman1@cox.net
RE:   Bill of Materials for an exact replication

In order to replicate Douglas A. Mann's system exactly, the unspecified details are needed.
Ideally, the exact mfgr part and batch numbers should be specified. Here's what I got from the website, please correct as indicated, and make as comprehensive as possible:

List

  • Qty 16 (get extra), Neo magnets, Ni-plated N32 cylindrical, 3/8 inch diameter by 1.75 inch long.  Polarity: poles on ends.
  • Qty 1 (get extra), Neo magnet, Ni-plated N32 rectangular, 1/2" x 3/8" x 1 3/8.  Polarity is on the flat side, with the 1/2" dimension face holding the N-S polarity.
  • Qty 1, rectangular Delron sheet .5" thick, length x width unspecified.
      Serves as support base of system.
  • Qty 2, rectangular Delron sheet .5" thick, length x width unspecified.
      Serves as vertical shaft support pair.
  • Qty 1, 8" disc, cut from a Delron sheet .5" thick
      Serves as main rotor.
  • Qty 2, 4" disc, cut from a Delron sheet .5" thick
      Serves as side rotors.
  • Qty 1, piece cut from a Delron sheet .5" thick? length x width
    unspecified.
      Serves as Actuator magnet Holder.
  • Qty 3, #3-16 stainless steel rod .5" dia., lengths unspecified.
      Serves as rotor shafts.
  • Qty 1, steel gears, unspecified pitch, style, diameter, thickness,
    weight, hardness.
      Serves as main rotor gear.
  • Qty 2, steel gears, unspecified pitch, style, diameter, thickness,
    weight, hardness.
      Serves as side rotor gears.
  • Qty 6, ball bearings, .5" ID.  Unspecified rating.
      Serves as side and main rotor shaft bearings.
  • Qty, pitch/length sizes and material unspecified, Screws.
      Placements unspecified.  Serves as device to affix Delron structural supports together.

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Page commenced by Mark Wiseman, Jan. 1, 2004
Posted by Sterling D. Allan, Jan. 1, 2004
Last updated November 06, 2004
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