JPH1070941A - Preventing method of warming of the earth - Google Patents

Preventing method of warming of the earth

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JPH1070941A
JPH1070941A JP24715296A JP24715296A JPH1070941A JP H1070941 A JPH1070941 A JP H1070941A JP 24715296 A JP24715296 A JP 24715296A JP 24715296 A JP24715296 A JP 24715296A JP H1070941 A JPH1070941 A JP H1070941A
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Yoshiaki Saito
義明 齊藤
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a preventing method of the warming of the earth by positively balancing the heat energy on the earth. SOLUTION: The earth's surface heat is thrown out to midair by placing a pipe 13 at a position higher than a relatively low cloud 12 because the cloud inhibits the heat radiation on the earth 10 in night 16, forming an air intake at the bottom of the pipe 13, opening the top end of the pipe 13 in the atmospheric air, and allowing the earth's surface air to rise in the pipe 13 and the earth's surface heat to emit to midair. Also, the top and bottom ends of the pipe 13 are sealed, a volatile liquid is charged to construct a heat-pipe, the ground heat at the bottom part of this heat pipe 13 is absorbed to vaporize the inner liquid, and the vaporized gas is raised to the top end of the heat pipe 13 to radiate the heat to midair, liquefied and circulated to the bottom of the heat pipe 13, thereby, the ground heat is emitted to the atmosphere. These processes inhibit the warming of the earth.

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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、地球上の吸熱と放
熱のエネルギーのバランスをとり、地球の温暖化を防止
するための地球の温暖化防止方法に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for preventing global warming, which balances the energy of heat absorption and heat radiation on the earth to prevent global warming.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】古来からの地球10上の熱エネルギー
は、昼間15に太陽11から日射によるエネルギーを得
て、夜間16に放射する他に、精々木材を燃焼させる程
度であった。
2. Description of the Related Art Since ancient times, heat energy on the earth 10 has been such that it obtains energy from the sun 11 from the sun 11 in the daytime 15 and radiates it at night 16 and also burns wood at best.

【0003】ところが、近代の社会では、文明化、機械
化などに伴い、石油、ガス、ウランなどの地球内部の化
石、鉱石などからのエネルギーを取り出して使用するよ
うになり、地球の温暖化による弊害が叫ばれるようにな
ってきた。
However, in modern society, as civilization and mechanization have progressed, energy from oil, gas, uranium, and other fossils and ores inside the earth has been extracted and used, resulting in adverse effects due to global warming. Is starting to shout.

【0004】[0004]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし、このような地
球上の熱エネルギーの吸熱と放熱のアンバランスを解消
するため、これまでは無駄なエネルギーを使用しないよ
うにするという消極的な方法だけであり、積極的にバラ
ンスさせようとすることはなされていなかった。
However, in order to eliminate such an imbalance between heat absorption and heat radiation of the earth's thermal energy, it has heretofore been only a passive method of not using wasteful energy. Yes, no attempt was made to aggressively balance them.

【0005】本発明は、地球上の熱エネルギーを積極的
にバランスさせ、地球上の温暖化を防止する方法を提供
することを目的とするものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for actively balancing thermal energy on the earth and preventing global warming.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明の第1の例は、夜
間16の熱放射を阻害している比較的低い雲12よりも
高くパイプ13を設置し、このパイプ13の下端部に空
気取り入れ口を形成し、パイプ13の上端部を大気に開
放することにより、地表の空気がパイプ13内を上昇
し、地表の熱が上空へ放射されるようにしたことを特徴
とする地球の温暖化防止方法である。
In a first embodiment of the present invention, a pipe 13 is set higher than a relatively low cloud 12 which hinders heat radiation at night 16 and air is provided at the lower end of the pipe 13. By forming an intake and opening the upper end of the pipe 13 to the atmosphere, the surface air rises in the pipe 13 and heat of the surface is radiated to the sky. It is a method for preventing the formation of a sapphire.

【0007】本発明の第2の例は、夜間16の熱放射を
阻害している比較的低い雲12よりも高くパイプ13を
設置し、このパイプ13の上下端部を密閉し、内部に気
化しやすい液体21を封入してヒートパイプを構成し、
このヒートパイプ13の下端部で地表の熱を吸収して内
部の液体21を気化し、この気化した気体22をヒート
パイプ13の上端部まで上昇させて上空で熱放射して再
び液体21にしてヒートパイプ13の下端部へ循環させ
ることにより、地表の熱を上空へ放射するようにしたこ
とを特徴とする地球の温暖化防止方法である。
In a second example of the present invention, a pipe 13 is installed higher than a relatively low cloud 12 which is obstructing heat radiation at night 16, and the upper and lower ends of the pipe 13 are sealed, so that air is A heat pipe is formed by enclosing the liquid 21 which is easy to
The lower end of the heat pipe 13 absorbs the heat of the ground surface to vaporize the liquid 21 inside, and the vaporized gas 22 is raised to the upper end of the heat pipe 13 to radiate heat in the sky to become the liquid 21 again. This is a method for preventing global warming, wherein heat is radiated to the sky by circulating to the lower end of the heat pipe 13.

【0008】[0008]

【発明の実施の形態】本発明の実施の形態を図1に基づ
き説明する。地球10上では、昼間15に、太陽11か
らの日射エネルギー、工場、冷暖房装置、自動車などか
らの熱エネルギーが地表や大気中に蓄積され、夜間16
になると、これを放射する。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. On the earth 10, in the daytime 15, solar energy from the sun 11, heat energy from factories, air conditioners, automobiles, and the like are accumulated on the surface of the earth and the atmosphere.
When it becomes, it radiates this.

【0009】しかるに、前述のように、石油、ガス、ウ
ランなどの地球内部の化石、鉱石などからのこれまでに
なかったエネルギーを取り出して使用するようになり、
地球の温暖化による弊害が叫ばれるようになってきた。
このような地球上の吸熱と放熱の熱エネルギーのアンバ
ランスを解消するために、本発明では、地球上の熱エネ
ルギーを宇宙に放射して積極的にバランスさせ、地球上
の温暖化を防止しようとするものである。
However, as described above, unprecedented energy from fossils, ores, etc. inside the earth, such as oil, gas, and uranium, is taken out and used,
The evils of the global warming are starting to be called out.
In order to eliminate such imbalance between heat absorption and heat radiation on the earth, in the present invention, the heat energy on the earth is radiated into the universe and actively balanced to prevent global warming. It is assumed that.

【0010】本発明の第1実施例は、図1に示すよう
に、夜間16の熱放射を阻害している比較的低い雲12
よりも高くパイプ13を略垂直に設置し、このパイプ1
3内に下方部から上方部への風の流れを作り、これによ
り地球上の熱エネルギーを宇宙に放射して積極的にバラ
ンスさせようとするものである。すなわち、数100m
またはそれ以上の高さのパイプ13を略垂直に建立し、
内部には、開閉自在にバルブ14を設ける。また、この
パイプ13の下端部は、地表面に開放するか、数mから
数10mの位置に空気取り入れ口を形成し、また、パイ
プ13の上端部は大気に開放する。
The first embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, employs a relatively low cloud 12 which inhibits thermal radiation at night 16.
The pipe 13 is installed substantially vertically higher than
3 to create a flow of wind from a lower part to an upper part, thereby radiating heat energy on the earth to the universe and actively balancing the heat. That is, several hundred meters
Or a pipe 13 of a height higher than that is erected almost vertically,
A valve 14 is provided inside so as to be freely opened and closed. The lower end of the pipe 13 is open to the ground surface or forms an air intake at a position of several meters to several tens of meters, and the upper end of the pipe 13 is open to the atmosphere.

【0011】このような構成において、昼間15には、
バルブ14を閉じておき、夜間16になったらバルブ1
4を開く。大気中に雲12がある場合は、雲12は、赤
外線に対して完全な黒体と考えられるから、雲12から
地表へ向けての放射エネルギー量が大きくなり、夜間放
射量が著しく減少する。ところが、パイプ13があるこ
とにより、つぎの理由により地表のエネルギーが宇宙へ
逃がされる。
In such a configuration, during the daytime 15,
With valve 14 closed, valve 1 is turned on at night 16
Open 4. If the cloud 12 is present in the atmosphere, the cloud 12 is considered to be a perfect black body with respect to infrared rays. Therefore, the amount of radiant energy from the cloud 12 to the surface of the ground increases, and the amount of nighttime radiation decreases significantly. However, the presence of the pipe 13 allows the energy on the ground to escape to space for the following reasons.

【0012】(1)パイプ13は、十分な高さを有する
ので、下端部と上端部では、気圧差が生じ、地表の空気
が渦流となって上昇し、その時、地表の熱が上空へ放射
される。 (2)パイプ13として断熱性を有する材料を用いる
と、パイプ13内の空気が外気より温度が高く、密度が
低いので、浮力を生じパイプ13の上方では外に向かう
圧力が生じ、下方では内に向かう圧力が生じる。このよ
うな煙突効果により、地表の空気がパイプ13内を上昇
し、その時、地表の熱が上空へ放射される。 (3)パイプ13の部分では、大気中に雲12がないの
で、雲12から地表へ向けての放射エネルギー量がなく
なり、夜間放射量が増大する。もちろん、雲の切れ間1
7では、パイプ13がなくても夜間放射が行われる。
(1) Since the pipe 13 has a sufficient height, a pressure difference is generated between the lower end and the upper end, so that the air on the ground rises as a vortex and heat of the ground radiates to the sky at that time. Is done. (2) When a material having a heat insulating property is used as the pipe 13, the air inside the pipe 13 has a higher temperature and a lower density than the outside air, so that buoyancy is generated, and a pressure toward the outside is generated above the pipe 13 and an inside pressure is generated below the pipe 13. A pressure is generated towards. Due to such a chimney effect, the air on the ground rises in the pipe 13, and at that time, heat on the ground is radiated to the sky. (3) Since there is no cloud 12 in the atmosphere at the pipe 13, the amount of radiant energy from the cloud 12 to the surface of the ground disappears, and the amount of nighttime radiation increases. Of course, between the clouds 1
In 7, the night radiation is performed without the pipe 13.

【0013】パイプ13の設置場所は、パイプ13の下
方部での空気の取り入れ口における空気の流れによる風
や温度低下による弊害がある場合には、無人島や海上な
どに設置し、また、逆に風や温度低下を必要とするとき
には、そのようなところに設置すればよい。
The pipe 13 is installed on an uninhabited island or on the sea when there is an adverse effect due to wind or temperature drop due to the air flow in the air intake at the lower part of the pipe 13. When the wind or the temperature needs to be lowered, it may be installed in such a place.

【0014】本発明の第2実施例を図2により説明す
る。この第2実施例では、前記同様、夜間16の熱放射
を阻害している比較的低い雲12よりも高くパイプ13
を設置するが、前記第1実施例と異なるところは、パイ
プ13の上下端部を密閉し、内部に気化しやすい液体2
1を封入してヒートパイプ13を構成していることであ
る。このヒートパイプ13の下端部で地表の熱を吸収し
て内部の液体21を気化し、この気化した気体22をヒ
ートパイプ13の上端部まで上昇させて上空で熱放射し
て再び液体21にしてヒートパイプ13の下端部へ循環
させることにより、地表の熱を上空へ放射して地球の温
暖化を防止している。前記液体21としては、アルコー
ル、アンモニア、フロンなどの地表の熱で容易に気化す
る物質のものが用いられる。
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the second embodiment, as described above, the pipe 13 is higher than the relatively low cloud 12 which is blocking the heat radiation at night 16.
However, the difference from the first embodiment is that the upper and lower ends of the pipe 13 are sealed, and the liquid
1 to form the heat pipe 13. The lower end of the heat pipe 13 absorbs the heat of the ground surface to vaporize the liquid 21 inside, and the vaporized gas 22 is raised to the upper end of the heat pipe 13 to radiate heat in the sky to become the liquid 21 again. By circulating to the lower end of the heat pipe 13, heat on the ground surface is radiated to the sky to prevent global warming. As the liquid 21, a substance such as alcohol, ammonia, and chlorofluorocarbon which is easily vaporized by the heat of the ground surface is used.

【0015】さらに具体的には、ヒートパイプ13は、
数100m以上の高さで略垂直に建立する。このヒート
パイプ13は、液体21を下方部で気化して上昇させる
気化用パイプ18と、上方部で再び液化した液体21を
下方部へ戻す液戻しパイプ19とを2重管構造で構成す
る。このとき、図2(a)の例では、気化用パイプ18
を内部に、液戻しパイプ19を外部にし、上方部には、
気体22が接触して滴23が付着し、再び液体21とな
ったときに、気化用パイプ18から液戻しパイプ19へ
導くための複数の接触板24を傾斜して設けておく。
More specifically, the heat pipe 13
It is erected almost vertically at a height of several hundred meters or more. The heat pipe 13 has a double pipe structure including a vaporizing pipe 18 that vaporizes and raises the liquid 21 at a lower portion, and a liquid return pipe 19 that returns the liquid 21 liquefied again at an upper portion to a lower portion. At this time, in the example of FIG.
Inside, the liquid return pipe 19 outside, and in the upper part,
A plurality of contact plates 24 for guiding from the vaporizing pipe 18 to the liquid return pipe 19 when the gas 22 comes into contact and the droplets 23 adhere to the liquid 21 again become inclined.

【0016】また、図2(b)の例では、液戻しパイプ
19を内部に、気化用パイプ18を外部にし、上方部に
は、前記同様、複数の接触板24を傾斜して設けてお
く。前記図2(a)(b)において、気化用パイプ18
の内部に、昼間15に閉じ、夜間16に開くバルブ14
が設けられる。また、必要に応じて、ヒートパイプ13
の下方部には、効率よく吸熱するための吸熱フィン20
が設けられる。ヒートパイプ13の上方部にも同様の放
熱フィンを設けてもよい。
In the example shown in FIG. 2B, the liquid return pipe 19 is provided inside, and the vaporizing pipe 18 is provided outside, and a plurality of contact plates 24 are provided at an upper portion in an inclined manner as described above. . 2A and 2B, the vaporizing pipe 18
, A valve 14 that closes at daytime 15 and opens at nighttime 16
Is provided. If necessary, heat pipe 13
Heat absorbing fins 20 for efficiently absorbing heat
Is provided. Similar radiating fins may be provided above the heat pipe 13.

【0017】以上のような構成において、昼間15で
は、バルブ14を閉じておくことにより、ヒートパイプ
13としての作用を停止しておく。夜間16になり、バ
ルブ14を開くと、ヒートパイプ13の下端部の吸熱フ
ィン20にて地表の熱を吸収してヒートパイプ13内部
の液体21を気化する。この気化した気体22は、気化
用パイプ18を通りヒートパイプ13の上端部まで上昇
する。ヒートパイプ13の上方部の上空部分では、熱放
射して気体22は再び液体21となり、その滴23が接
触板24に付着して液戻しパイプ19へ導かれる。液体
21は、液戻しパイプ19の内壁を伝わってヒートパイ
プ13の下方まで落下して再び加熱されて気化され気体
22となる。このような動作が循環することにより、地
表の熱を上空へ放射して地球の温暖化が防止される。
In the above configuration, during the daytime 15, the operation as the heat pipe 13 is stopped by closing the valve 14. At night 16, when the valve 14 is opened, heat of the ground surface is absorbed by the heat absorbing fins 20 at the lower end of the heat pipe 13, and the liquid 21 inside the heat pipe 13 is vaporized. This vaporized gas 22 rises to the upper end of the heat pipe 13 through the vaporizing pipe 18. In the sky above the heat pipe 13, heat is radiated and the gas 22 becomes the liquid 21 again, and the droplet 23 adheres to the contact plate 24 and is guided to the liquid return pipe 19. The liquid 21 travels along the inner wall of the liquid return pipe 19, falls below the heat pipe 13, is heated again, and is vaporized to become a gas 22. By circulating such an operation, the earth surface heat is radiated to the sky to prevent global warming.

【0018】図2(a)(b)では、ヒートパイプ13
を気化用パイプ18と液戻しパイプ19の2重構造とし
たが、これに限られるものではなく、1本の単なるパイ
プであってもよい。
2A and 2B, the heat pipe 13
Has a double structure of the vaporization pipe 18 and the liquid return pipe 19, but the present invention is not limited to this, and may be a single simple pipe.

【0019】[0019]

【発明の効果】本発明は、熱放射を阻害している比較的
低い雲12よりも高いヒートパイプ13を設置し、この
ヒートパイプ13の下端部に空気取り入れ口を形成し、
ヒートパイプ13の上端部を大気に開放することによ
り、地表の空気がヒートパイプ13内を上昇し、地表の
熱が上空へ放射されるようにしたので、以下の効果を有
する。
According to the present invention, a heat pipe 13 higher than a relatively low cloud 12 obstructing heat radiation is installed, and an air intake is formed at a lower end of the heat pipe 13.
By opening the upper end of the heat pipe 13 to the atmosphere, the air on the ground rises inside the heat pipe 13 and the heat on the ground is radiated to the sky, so that the following effects are obtained.

【0020】(1)パイプ13は、十分な高さを有する
ので、下端部と上端部では、気圧差が生じ、地表の空気
が渦流となって上昇し、その時、地表の熱が上空へ放射
される。 (2)パイプ13が断熱性を有する材料を用いると、ヒ
ートパイプ13内の空気が外気より温度が高く、密度が
低いので、浮力を生じヒートパイプ13の上方では外に
向かう圧力を生じ、下方では内に向かう圧力が生じる。
このような煙突効果により、地表の空気がヒートパイプ
13内を上昇し、その時、地表の熱が上空へ放射され
る。 (3)パイプ13の上下端部を密閉し、内部に気化しや
すい液体21を封入してヒートパイプ13を構成するこ
とにより、このヒートパイプ13の下端部で地表の熱を
吸収して内部の液体21を気化し、この気化した気体2
2をヒートパイプ13の上端部まで上昇させて上空で熱
放射して再び液体21にしてヒートパイプ13の下端部
へ循環させ、きわめて効率的に地表の熱を上空へ放射す
ることができる。
(1) Since the pipe 13 has a sufficient height, a pressure difference is generated between the lower end and the upper end, so that the air on the ground rises as a vortex, and at this time, heat on the ground radiates to the sky. Is done. (2) When a material having heat insulating properties is used for the pipe 13, the air inside the heat pipe 13 has a higher temperature and a lower density than the outside air, so that buoyancy is generated, and a pressure outward is generated above the heat pipe 13 and lower. Creates an inward pressure.
Due to such a chimney effect, the air on the ground rises in the heat pipe 13 and, at that time, the heat on the ground is radiated to the sky. (3) The upper and lower ends of the pipe 13 are sealed, and the heat pipe 13 is formed by enclosing the liquid 21 which is easily vaporized therein. The liquid 21 is vaporized, and the vaporized gas 2
2 can be raised to the upper end of the heat pipe 13 to radiate heat in the air, become the liquid 21 again, circulate to the lower end of the heat pipe 13, and radiate heat on the ground to the sky very efficiently.

【0021】したがって、地球上の熱エネルギーの吸熱
と放熱のアンバランスを、積極的にバランスさせること
ができる。
Therefore, it is possible to positively balance the imbalance between heat absorption and heat radiation on the earth.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明による地球の温暖化防止方法の第1実施
例を説明する説明図である。
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a first embodiment of a global warming prevention method according to the present invention.

【図2】本発明による地球の温暖化防止方法の第2実施
例を説明するためのもので、(a)は、気化用パイプ1
8を内側にし、液戻しパイプ19を外側にした断面図
(b)は、気化用パイプ18を外側にし、液戻しパイプ
19を内側にした断面図である。
FIG. 2 is a view for explaining a second embodiment of the global warming prevention method according to the present invention.
8B is a cross-sectional view in which the liquid return pipe 19 is set to the outside and the liquid return pipe 19 is set to the outside. FIG.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

10…地球、11…太陽、12…雲、13…パイプまた
はヒートパイプ、14…バルブ、15…昼間、16…夜
間、17…雲の切れ間、18…気化用パイプ、19…液
戻しパイプ、20…吸熱フィン、21…液体、22…気
体、23…滴、24…接触板。
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Earth, 11 ... Sun, 12 ... Cloud, 13 ... Pipe or heat pipe, 14 ... Bulb, 15 ... Daytime, 16 ... Night, 17 ... Cloud break, 18 ... Evaporation pipe, 19 ... Liquid return pipe, 20 ... heat absorbing fins, 21 ... liquid, 22 ... gas, 23 ... drops, 24 ... contact plate.

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 夜間16の熱放射を阻害している比較的
低い雲12よりも高くパイプ13を設置し、このパイプ
13の下端部に空気取り入れ口を形成し、パイプ13の
上端部を大気に開放することにより、地表の空気がパイ
プ13内を上昇し、地表の熱が上空へ放射されるように
したことを特徴とする地球の温暖化防止方法。
1. A pipe 13 is installed higher than a relatively low cloud 12 obstructing heat radiation at night 16 and an air intake is formed at a lower end of the pipe 13. A method for preventing global warming, characterized in that the ground surface air rises in the pipe 13 by releasing the heat to the inside of the pipe 13 and heat of the ground surface is radiated to the sky.
【請求項2】 夜間16の熱放射を阻害している比較的
低い雲12よりも高くパイプ13を設置し、このパイプ
13の上下端部を密閉し、内部に気化しやすい液体21
を封入してヒートパイプ13を構成し、このヒートパイ
プ13の下端部で地表の熱を吸収して内部の液体21を
気化し、この気化した気体22をヒートパイプ13の上
端部まで上昇させて上空で熱放射して再び液体21にし
てヒートパイプ13の下端部へ循環させることにより、
地表の熱を上空へ放射するようにしたことを特徴とする
地球の温暖化防止方法。
2. A pipe 13 is installed higher than a relatively low cloud 12 obstructing heat radiation at night 16, the upper and lower ends of the pipe 13 are sealed, and a liquid 21 is easily vaporized inside.
To form a heat pipe 13. At the lower end of the heat pipe 13, heat of the ground surface is absorbed to vaporize the liquid 21 inside, and the vaporized gas 22 is raised to the upper end of the heat pipe 13. By radiating heat in the sky to make the liquid 21 again and circulating it to the lower end of the heat pipe 13,
A method for preventing global warming, characterized by radiating surface heat to the sky.
【請求項3】 ヒートパイプ13は、数100m以上の
高さで略垂直に建立し、内部のバルブ14を昼間15に
閉じ、夜間16に開くようにしたことを特徴とする請求
項2記載の地球の温暖化防止方法。
3. The heat pipe 13 according to claim 2, wherein the heat pipe 13 is erected substantially vertically at a height of several hundred meters or more, and the internal valve 14 is closed at day 15 and opened at night 16. How to prevent global warming.
【請求項4】 ヒートパイプ13は、液体21を下方部
で気化して上昇させる気化用パイプ18と、上方部で再
び液化した液体21を下方部へ戻す液戻しパイプ19と
からなることを特徴とする請求項2または3記載の地球
の温暖化防止方法。
4. The heat pipe 13 comprises a vaporizing pipe 18 for vaporizing and raising the liquid 21 at a lower part, and a liquid return pipe 19 for returning the liquid 21 liquefied again at an upper part to a lower part. The method for preventing global warming according to claim 2 or 3.
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