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Re: Help with my First Coil
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- Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2005 13:31:11 -0600
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Original poster: "D.C. Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>
Use a height to dia ratio of 4.5:1. This fixes the length at 90 inch
winding length for a 20 to 24 inch dia coilform. Divide this length
by 1,400 turns to get the wire OD --- determines wire gauge. Use
silver-tinned stranded wire with 1 kV PVC insulation. It should work
out around 18 AWG at this power level. Torroid should be 52 inch dia
x 16 inch cross section ---
can be made with metal mesh. Contact me off-list for construction photos.
If you are going high power you must use a large dia sec coil form to
extract the most performance possible --- why waste the energy? V
= -L Di/dT so to maximize L (inductance) it goes up as square of the
coilform radius and also the square of the number of turns, ie, L =
r^2* n^2 / 9a + 10b.
16 inch dia x 10 electrode RSG running at 3450 RPM or close to that
--- fast quenching. Need current limiting at 70 pri Amps to pump
15.5 kVA into the system. Primary cap = 0.2 uF 50 kV pulse duty rated.
Dr. Resonance
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Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 8:54 PM
Subject: Help with my First Coil
Original poster: "Victor Yoo" <vlysvc@xxxxxxxxxx>
To anybody that can HELP!!
I have been a High Voltage nut for many, many years! And Finely I am
going to build my first coil!
Here is what I have so far to build it with.
1) One 10kva 14.4kv Pig
2) Four 1256 Powerstats, I am going to parallel
two for voltage control and parallel the other two and run them in
series with the output of the first stack for current control (will
this work)? I also have two paralleling chokes that came with the stack.
3) Three 0.04uf 100kv Maxwell Pulse Discharge caps.
4) Four 0.03uf 35kv Maxwell Pulse Discharge caps.
( I will probably sell these for cheep)
5) Five 92mf 535VAC Oil Filled Caps for PFC
6) Twenty 7.5piv 1.5a diodes for a DC bridge if I
go that route.
7) One Crompton Integra 2000 Power Measurement Display
8) Two Instrumentation High Precision 100A to 5A
current transformers.
9) One 1/3 hp Dayton Motor part #6K570A for a RSG
if it will work for it.
10) Four Emission Control LTD. HL30 EMI Filters rated
at 30A @ 600vac.
11) Misc. contactors High current SSR, Switches etc.
To complete the control.
Can anybody supply me with the remaining components to finish my
toy? Any help on designing the rest of it including the pri. and
sec. or even supplying a completed sec. would be great. I hope to
get 12' to 15' thick arcs from this baby! I would be happy with 10'
to 12' arcs but the more the better!!!
Thanks in advance!
Victor