Abstract: A torus motor system includes a hollow stator and a rotor which is driven along a rotor path formed within the hollow stator by a magnet system. The rotor operates as a piston within the rotor path to intake and discharge fluid therefrom. The forces on the rotor all tend to center the rotor within the rotor path. The rotor is accelerated away from the inlet port on the magnet system and decelerated as the rotor approaches the discharge port.

Abstract: A multi-phase motor drive includes coil magnets that generate a magnetic field when energized with an electrical current. The coil magnets are configured in an electrical matrix. Switches are arranged in an electrical circuit with the coil magnets. Each coil magnet is in electrical communication with at least two of the switches and each switch is in electrical communication with more than one coil magnet. The switches operate in pairs to energize the coil magnets and the multi-phase motor drive includes a lesser number of switch pairs than coil magnets.

Abstract: A reciprocating pump assembly includes a linear electric motor having a cylinder, a rotor, and a stator. A multiple of check valves are located near each end of the cylinder. Pairs of check valves are mounted within a T-shaped fitting which permit each fitting to operate alternatively as an inlet and a discharge depending on the direction of the rotor stroke. Another pump assembly utilizes the rotor to separately drive pistons through pushrods.

Abstract: A magnetic pump system includes a ring shaped electric magnet that when pulsed with high voltage and high current, causes a magnetically deflectable elastic member to collapse over a mandrill with an arcuate outer surface. The volume between the arcuate outer surface and the inside of the elastic member is reduced causing compression and expulsion of the fluid therein through a discharge of a one-way passage system. When the magnetic field subsides, the elastic member regains its shape drawing fluid in through an inlet to the one-way passage system.