NASA NTRS ยท 20100006886
Apparatus and method to pulverize rock using a superconducting electromagnetic linear motor
Abstract
A rock pulverizer device based on a superconducting linear motor. The superconducting electromagnetic rock pulverizer accelerates a projectile via a superconducting linear motor and directs the projectile at high speed toward a rock structure that is to be pulverized by collision of the speeding projectile with the rock structure. The rock pulverizer is comprised of a trapped field superconducting secondary magnet mounted on a movable car following a track, a wire wound series of primary magnets mounted on the track, and the complete magnet/track system mounted on a vehicle used for movement of the pulverizer through a mine as well as for momentum transfer during launch of the rock breaking projectile.
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Ignatiev, Alex. 2009-12-22. Apparatus and method to pulverize rock using a superconducting electromagnetic linear motor. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100006886
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