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Wayne Pickette

Gregory James Danner

James Robert Fisher

The components in this application utilize advanced ceramics, which are homogeneous rather than crystalline. This feature allows strong, fine detail parts of great definition, that remain stable and have extraordinary wear resistant characteristics. The Porcupine Pin is a solid-bodied extrusion from a surface through a surface or tangent to a surface. The homogeneous features give extreme durability and equalized flow characteristics. The porcupine pin may be created in other shapes, where within it is embedded ferrite material to form a part that is an electromagnet sensitive or magnetically stable, while exhibiting excellent sliding ability and a precision of detail. These features also allow exceptional miniaturization of magnetically active parts called a Cerfite.

Ceramic based enhancements to fluid connected heat to motion converter (FCHTMC) series engines, caloric energy manager (CEM), porcupine heat exchanger (PHE) ceramic-ferrite components (cerfites)

FCHTMC engine defines a new device, not any makeover. Some instances of conflict, which may arise in general claims for the Stirling or all other engines, are, therefore, of no consequences. This engine improves over the power, efficiency, size, weight, complicity, and versatility of the Stirling and other engines&#x2014;all known to this date. This application makes the use of the specific refrigerant, Duracool&#x2122;, for propulsion, not cooling, and the use of the specific ceramic Z500. Multiple horizontal layers describe the engine inner configuration within these layers, defining the space for internal components, providing a simplicity of assembly/dis-assembly and the pipes' usage in structure. The meaning&#x2014;pipes are incorporated inside of the device, excluding external piping. This style of construction defines the unimpeded access to improve manufacturing costs. This device is a single-hot cycle, multi-cylinder, and none-rotary engine without any vibratory or gyroscopic reactions.

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Wayne Pickette