Pneumatic powered electro-magnetic field generating device

An improved electro-magnetic field generating device, or field generator, which employs a high speed rotor, powered by compressed air, to generate a localized electro-magnetic field of high intensity. The field generator includes a hub that spins about a hub axis, and a charging ring that mounts to the hub that is centered on the hub axis. The charging ring receives an airstream from the hub. The airstream routes through the charging ring and back out into the hub. A housing formed from a metal material, encases the charging ring. A rotor mounts to the hub. The rotor is centered on the hub axis and receives the airstream from the hub. The airstream routes through the rotor to a pair of nozzles on the rotor am. The nozzles are oriented to exhaust the airstream at a tangent to the nozzle rotation, creating a rotational thrust to spin the charging ring. The generated field has potential uses in generating disruptive electro-magnetic fields and other potential effects, including the modification of efficiency and performance of engines and motors placed within the field, and in the emission characteristics of certain radioisotopes