#magnet technology

Scientists design new magnets to provide room for sustained nuclear fusion reactions

Scientists design new magnets to provide room for sustained nuclear fusion reactions Scientists are working to realize the potential of nuclear fusion as a nearly inexhaustible source of clean energy, one of the ways that is through new and improved magnets that confine the fields of plasmas so that key reactions can occur . A new example that represents a “revolutionary change” in the way these…

GreenSpur, Niron Develop Rare Earth-Free Power Generation Solution

GreenSpur, Niron Develop Rare Earth-Free Power Generation Solution GreenSpur Wind and Niron Magnetics have announced a new rare earth-free power generation solution for the offshore wind market. The findings have been validated by ORE Catapult, the UK’s innovation and research center for offshore renewable energy technologies. “Existing turbines use radial flux generators and current designs rely…

Amazing! Ectricity Can Be Generated by Magnets

Amazing! Ectricity Can Be Generated by Magnets Unexpectedly, a magnet and a gyro can design a chic table lamp. This table lamp called iface is equipped with a copper ring. When the magnetic gyro rotates on the top cover, it will light up the bottom. The LED light, since the iface contains an oily liquid, the light becomes extra alluring when the LED is lit. This desktop toy is designed to relieve…

Magnet in Singapore

Magnet in Singapore (Neodymium)

A magnet is fun.

Check out the various magnetic product that you can get in Singapore.

Where can you buy “Neodymium” magnet in Singapore?

Neodymium magnet also known as NEO magnet has a very strong magnet strength. The bigger it is, the more magnetic strength it has.

Handle with care especially if the magnet is big. The strength of the magnet is…

A small, modular, efficient fusion plant

A cutaway view of the proposed ARC reactor. Thanks to powerful new magnet technology, the much smaller, less-expensive ARC reactor would deliver the same power output as a much larger reactor. Illustration courtesy of the MIT ARC team

It’s an old joke that many fusion scientists have grown tired of hearing: Practical nuclear fusion power plants are just 30 years away — and always will be.

But…