AU2007280106B2 - Device for collection storage and output of energy - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for collection, storage and output of different forms of electromagnetic energy, comprising a collector arrangement and a storage arrangement. According to the invention, electrical energy is collected as efficiently as possible on a commercial scale without the use of raw materials, by providing a conductor (1), forming a closed circuit for supply of electric users with electrical energy for the collector arrangement and/or the storage arrangement.
Description
1 DEVICE FOR THE COLLECTION, STORAGE AND OUTPUT OF ENERGY The invention concerns a device for the collection, storage and output of different forms of electromagnetic energy, with a collector arrangement and a storage 5 arrangement. The invention moreover concerns the use of a device of the kind cited in the introduction in an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine. 10 Furthermore the invention concerns the use of the device cited in the introduction for purposes of increasing performance. A rising requirement exists for the provision of energy to meet the needs of domestic use and potential applications in the private sector. Up to the present is time the energy required is generated mainly by the combustion of fossil carbon materials. What is disadvantageous here is that these raw materials are in decline and the environment is being burdened with contaminants, in particular greenhouse gases. The utilisation of other energy sources, such as atomic energy, likewise harbours significant risks through the possible release of harmful 20 radiation and radioactive materials. A need therefore exists to specify a device and a use of the kind cited in the introduction, with the aid of which electrical energy can be provided as efficiently as possible, and on a commercial scale, without the consumption of raw 25 materials. According to a first aspect of the invention, there is disclosed a device for the collection, storage and output of various forms of electromagnetic energy with a collector arrangement and a storage arrangement, wherein a conductor forming a 30 closed electrical circuit for purposes of supplying electrical loads with electrical energy is envisaged for the collector arrangement and/or storage arrangement. Our environment is continuously surrounded by large quantities of energy, without our being aware of it and without this energy being utilised commercially. 5254938-1 2 The energy occurs predominantly as electromagnetic oscillations, which are produced both in nature and also by human activity. It is, for example, known that we are continuously surrounded by cosmic radiation that originates in space. Likewise nature produces large quantities of electrical charge in the atmosphere, 5 and the earth is continuously surrounded by its own fluctuating magnetic field. Examples of electromagnetic energy generated by human activity are hertzian and radio, waves and electric fields generated by the operation of machines. Surprisingly the various forms of energy can be used and stored at the same time by means of the closed conductors. Thus, if the conductor moves in an artificial or 10 natural magnetic field, or the conductor is subjected to a varying magnetic field, a voltage is induced in the former. Likewise the closed conductor acts as an aerial and in this manner can convert electromagnetic waves of a suitable frequency into electrical energy. Furthermore the conductor can serve as a probe for the accommodation of electrical charges, which by means of polarisation generate an is electrical voltage and during discharge generate a usable current. However, the conductor serves not only for the accommodation and collection of energy, but also serves as a storage medium for the energy gained. On the one hand, the energy can, as conditioned by the closed conductor, be stored as a circulating ring current. The storage duration is then determined by the resistance of the 20 conductor and the voltage. The energy can also be stored such that the conductor acts as a condenser as a result of its capacitance, and thus, for example, accommodates positive charges on the outer face and negative charges on the inner face. In this manner the energy can be used in that a load is connected to each of two points on the conductor, thus, for example, on the inner 25 face and the outer face. With this equipment, therefore, an energy requirement can be met and at the same time problems of environmental contamination can be solved in a simple manner. The energy thus provided is moreover harmless and does not generate any hazards. 30 The device according to the first aspect reduces the current level of energy consumption. This technology can be introduced in all fields in which energy is consumed. For example: in the car, in the motorcycle, in the domestic sector (e.g. dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, lawnmower), in factories, in tractors, in missiles, etc. In the car and motorcycle the device according to the first aspect 5254938-1 3 can, for example, be used as additional exhaust gas treatment and for purposes of increasing performance. The above-cited advantages can be achieved in a simple manner, if the s conductor is designed as a closed ring structure. Cost-effective manufacture is achieved if the closed ring conductor consists of a pipe clamp, in particular in two parts, preferably connected together by means of nuts and bolts. This form of manufacture can be implemented with very little 1o outlay, and is thus also suitable for private use. The design of the equipment requires no extensive technical knowledge. Also for non-professional and poor people in the developing countries, for example, a sufficient supply of energy is thus made possible. is Another form of embodiment consists in that the conductor has a quadratic base plate and two mutually opposing, triangular, side plates, with their bases in each case connected in a conducting manner to the base plate, and at their upper tips connected in a conducting manner to each other, and thus is designed as an essentially pyramidal structure. By this means the usable surface area is on the 20 one hand increased in comparison to the ring structure, as a result of which the energy yield is improved. A further advantage ensues from the form of a pyramid open on two opposing sides. The oscillations can enter through the openings into the pyramid and be converted into energy. Energy that is not at first converted can be reflected and then absorbed, as a result of which the efficiency is 25 increased. The conductor can be matched in form and size to the energy source in question. Thus, for example, the resistance is varied around the perimeter of the ring structure. 30 To increase the total energy a plurality of charged conductors can be connected together in parallel or in series, according to whether the loads in question require a high current or a high voltage. A number of conductors can also, of course, be connected together in series to form a conductor pack and these packs in turn 5254938-1 4 connected together in parallel. Likewise the differing advantages of the various forms of embodiment can be combined, such that, for example, the closed ring structure is combined with the pyramid structure, i.e. is connected together with the latter in series or in parallel. 5 In accordance with a second aspect, there is disclosed the use of the device according to the first aspect in an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine, in particular of a motor vehicle, for purposes of exhaust gas treatment. ia During the combustion process in which fossil fuels such as petrol or diesel are burnt, under certain pressure and temperature conditions oxides of nitrogen and other substances harmful to the environment are generated as a result of incomplete combustion. These substances can, for example, contribute to acid rain, low altitude ozone, or, quite generally, to smog. It is therefore desirable that is combustion in internal combustion engines proceeds to completion, so that carbon dioxide and water, and possibly nitrogen, are the only reaction products to occur. If according to the use in accordance with the second aspect, the device in accordance with the first aspect is used in the exhaust system of an internal combustion engine, the exhaust gases can be treated by the promotion of 20 complete combustion of the contaminants by reason of the energy stored in the device. In accordance with a third aspect, there is disclosed use of a device according to the first aspect to increase the performance of an internal combustion engine. 25 By the use of a device for the storage and output of energy in accordance with the third aspect in an internal combustion engine the combustion process can be optimised in the case of fossil fuels, such that complete combustion of the fossil fuels takes place to form the reaction products carbon dioxide, water, and 30 possibly nitrogen. Since the energy content of the fossil fuels is thus optimally exploited, an increase in performance of the internal combustion engine ensues with advantage in accordance with the aspects of the invention. 5254938-1 5 The invention is described in an exemplary manner with reference to a drawing, wherein further advantageous details can be extracted from the figures of the drawing. Here parts with the same function are supplied with the same reference symbols. Individually the figures of the drawing show: Figure 1a a front view of the closed ring conductor; Figure 1b a side view of the closed ring conductor as in Figure 1 a; Figure 1c a plan view of the closed ring conductor as in Figure 1a; Figure 2a a front view of the pyramidal conductor; Figure 2b a side view of the pyramidal conductor as in Figure 2a; Figure 2c a plan view of the pyramidal conductor as in Figure 2a. Figure 1a shows a front view of the closed ring conductor 1.This consists of a pipe clamp 1, which consists of an upper half 4 and a lower half 5. The two halves are connected together in a conducting manner by means of nuts 2 and bolts 3. The pipe clamp consists of metal, preferably in sheet form. This form of manufacture can be implemented with very little means, and is thus also suitable for private use. If the clamp is subjected to a varying magnetic field, then a voltage will be induced in the former. As a result of the ring structure a closed electrical circuit ensues. The voltage drops across the resistance of the ring conductor, wherein the resistance of the latter can be varied over its perimeter. In order to be able to use the current, terminals 9, 8 are fitted in each case to the lower and upper halves 4, 5 of the pipe clamp. A current load, such as, for example, an item of electrical kitchen equipment, can be connected to these. Likewise a voltage is generated in the pipe clamp if the latter is subjected to electromagnetic oscillations, since in this case it acts as an aerial.
6 However, the conductor serves not only for the accommodation and collection of energy, but also as a storage medium. The energy can, on the one hand, as conditioned by the closed conductor, be stored as a circulating ring current. The storage duration is then determined by the resistance of the conductor and the voltage. The energy can also be stored in that the conductor acts as a condenser as a result of its capacitance, and accommodates differing charges on the outer face and inner face in each case. Figure 1 b and Figure 1c show respectively a side view and plan view of the closed ring conductor as in Figure 1a. Figure 2a shows a front view of a further form of embodiment of the conductor. This consists in that the conductor has a quadratic base plate (not visible) and two mutually opposing, triangular, side plates 6 with their bases in each case connected in a conducting manner to the base plate and at their upper tips connected in a conducting manner to each other, and so is designed as a pyramidal structure. Since the pyramid only has two side plates 6, two triangular openings 7 ensue. The length of the base plate is some 5 to 10 cm. As a result of the pyramidal structure the usable surface area is increased in comparison to the ring structure. By this means the energy yield is improved. A further advantage ensues in that the pyramid has openings 7 on two opposing sides. Electromagnetic oscillations can enter through the openings 7 into the pyramid and be converted into energy. Energy that is not at first converted is reflected and then absorbed, as a result of which the efficiency is increased. Terminals 8, 9 are located in each case on the upper face and on the lower face of the side plates, to which terminals a current load can be connected. By means of the invention energy from the environment not otherwise used can be supplied for profitable utilisation. Natural energy contributions or contributions occurring as a by-product are collected and stored without any expenditure, and the energy thus gained is provided for utilisation on a commercial scale with only little expenditure.
7 REFERENCE SYMBOL LIST 1 Conductor 2 Nut 3 Bolt 4 Upper clamp half 5 Lower clamp half 6 Side plate 7 Opening 8 Terminal 9 Terminal
Claims (7)
1. A device for the collection, storage and output of different forms of electromagnetic energy, with a collector arrangement and a storage 5 arrangement, wherein for the collector arrangement and/or the storage arrangement a conductor forming a closed electrical circuit is provided for the supply of electrical loads with electrical energy, and wherein the conductor has a quadratic base plate and two mutually 10 opposing, triangular, side plates with their bases in each case connected in a conducting manner to the base plate and at their upper tips connected in a conducting manner to each other, and so is designed as an essentially pyramidal structure. 15
2. The device according to Claim 1, wherein the conductor is designed as a closed ring structure.
3. The device according to Claim 2, wherein the closed ring conductor consists of a pipe clamp, in particular 20 in two parts, preferably connected together by means of nuts and bolts.
4. The device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the conductor is matched in form and size to the energy source in question. 25
5. The device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a plurality of conductors are connected together in series or in parallel to increase the total energy. 30
6. The use of a device according to any one of the Claims 1 to 5 in an exhaust system of an internal combustion engine, in particular of a motor vehicle, for purposes of exhaust gas treatment.
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7. The use of a device according to any one of the Claims 1 to 5 for purposes of increasing the performance of an internal combustion engine. DATED this twenty-ninth Day of September, 2011 5 Mahesh Chandra Dwivedi Patent Attorneys for the Applicant SPRUSON & FERGUSON 5608701-1
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