Energy in the future and arguments about burning fossil fuel to make electricity etc etc . . . .
Based on the importance of energy for eliminating poverty and for sustainable development of the mankind as a whole, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution which proclaimed the years of 2014-2024 as the Decade of “Sustainable Energy for All”
The program of construction of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) has become widely known throughout the world; Russia, the USA, Canada, China, India, South Korea, Japan and the EU countries all participate in this project. The estimated time of construction completion is 2020, the budget is more than 15 billion euros. :shock:
The temperature of the thermonuclear reaction is expected to be over 100 million degrees, which will exceed the temperature of the Sun many times. In the event of successful implementation of the ITER project, the industrial application of the thermonuclear technology is planned to be commenced after 2050, which exceeds the time of the SEFA Program completion by 20 years. :roll:
It's called "Over Unity" - it puts out more than it takes in - sounds weird but you can do it already today.
The theoretical energy conversion efficiency in the thermonuclear process is 1:5.
However, it has been asserted that this figure can be increased to 1:10 on the experimental thermonuclear reactor, that is, the reactorʼs electricity consumption capacity will be 40 megawatts of electricity whilst its production capacity will reach 400 megawatts.
A colleague, Yuri Bychkov, discovered the previously unknown phenomenon of the release and accumulation of over-unity energies in multiphase gas-liquid flows that were accelerated up to supersonic velocities. This led to the patent DE No. 102011018840 “A method for harvesting wind energy and converting same into different forms of energy, and a wind turbine for carrying out the said method”. We already have a third generation engineering model in operation and it is providing 1:5 energy output - 3.5kWh of energy in from wind power and producing the equivalent of 17 kWh of hot water and hot air. This version is about the size of a single bed laid on its side but is rather weighty (being an engineering model, it is "over-engineered").
The current unit would provide heating and hot water for 3 or 4 two-bed apartments. Other versions are on the drawing board and we have a version that also produces electricity, one to produce potable water from the atmosphere as well as a version (ready in 3 to 5 years) that could provide space habitat heating (we have an early agreement for someone to space-test this for us).
Our Over Unity Engine was offered to a major European company who declined to buy it as "it would make 40% of the company redundant within a year". It is now being developed via private funding before being sold-on in the future.
There is a lot of work being done so hopefully we will all have sockets to charge our cars from. :mrgreen:
