Electromagnetic Engine/Solenoid Engine

Thank you for your precious opinion friend. But is it not possible to make it somewhat more superior and optimised with latest technology available today??

I think it would be a great advancement if it would be done. the basic thinking behind this is to make some substitute arrangement when your vehicle is running out of fuel to make it reach to the patrol pump..

It is not something like soloenoid engine..but it is something like

"solenoid hybrid engine" the concept behind this is to provide an arrangement when your vehicle is running out of petrol...to make it reach to the petrol pump...

This will be the first step..followed by "electromagnetically aided heat engine"..

I seek your expert opinion in this case...

"...to make it reach to the petrol pump..."

Okay. In this event, what provides the energy to run this engine "...to make it reach to the petrol pump..."?

Motorcycles have a feature with this in mind. When you run out of fuel, there is a small fuel reserve on board "...to make it reach to the petrol pump...". Can this be adapted to cars easier than your idea?

Okay ..got it ..Thanks..

No, it still wouldn't be as efficient as either a pure internal combustion engine, a hybrid internal combustion/electric motor engine or a pure electric motor engine.

There is no way to optomise the solenoid engine concept that I can see, the electrical principles and physics are well known and using exotic materials or adding patented ideas (or 'tweeks') to the design is only going to result in a small increase in system efficiency (its biggest hurdle), but due to known physical and electrical principles the system can never be as efficient and good as the existing systems I mentioned in the first paragraph. This is ignoring all the additional problems of the solenoid engine such as reliability, cost, torque, etc when compared to existing proven systems.

Simple bench-top tests using mocked-up models will give you a clearer idea if you still have any doubts. Solenoid engines just aren't the answer and are hoplessly inferior to the next closest thing the electric motor which is used to efficiently power modern vehicles from electricl motorcycles and cars through to electric drones and aircraft.

There is a reason why industry uses motors.

That would indeed be a good toy..but I am thinking for some real life engines...Will it be possible??

And sorry for this one but I could not get what do you exactly mean by your comment.. Probably because I am being weak in communicating through english language...!!

So, you want to have a hybrid vehicle?

One with a regular petrol engine AND a solenoid engine?

Those already exist and are being sold every day. The have a conventional petrol engine and a "conventional" electric rotating engine which is much more efficient than a reciprocating electric engine.

Don't quit your day job, just yet.