MUMBAI, India, July 13 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202541002361 A) filed by M. Pushpavall; C. Bhuvaneshwari; W. Abitha Memala; and P. Sivagami on January 10, 2025, for Magnetic Propulsive Power Generation System.
Inventors include M. Pushpavall; C. Bhuvaneshwari; W. Abitha Memala; and P. Sivagami.
The application for the patent was published on July 10, 2026, under issue no. 28/2026.
Abstract: Magnetic Propulsive Power Generation System Abstract By combining rotational motion and magnetic fields, the Magnetic Propulsive Power Generation System i offers a fresh method of producing sustainable energy. This self-sustaining system produces electricity without the need for outside input sources by utilizing the concepts of electromagnetic induction and mechanical force. The system is made up of a prime mover that is powered by the magnetic forces generated by a precisely arranged set of mu metal discs and neodymium magnets. A brushless DC (BLDC) motor transforms the rotating motion of the prime mover into electrical energy, which is then rectified and controlled for immediate consumption or storage. The system's target power output of 20-24 watts is achieved through careful design and optimization, indicating its potential for a variety of applications in the generation of renewable energy. In addition to facilitating intuitive operation and management, user-friendly interfaces guarantee the system’s dependability, safety, and efficiency through sophisticated monitoring, control, and protection systems. A viable option for sustainable energy needs in a variety of sectors and situations is the Magnetic Propulsive Power Generation System, with its novel design, self-sustaining operation, and large power generation capability.
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