KR20020041840A - power-generating device employing volcanic ashes - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A generation element using volcanic ashes is provided to form a chemical free generation element by using volcanic ashes having electric energy. CONSTITUTION: Clay is formed by mixing powders of volcanic ashes with the predetermined amount of aqueous solution. The clay including volcanic ashes is formed by a shape of plate. The clay including the volcanic ashes is inserted between an anode and a cathode. The anode and cathode formed on an upper portion and a lower portion of the clay including volcanic ashes have the shape of plate, respectively. A generation element is formed by forming repeatedly a laminated structure of the cathode, the clay, and the anode. The generation element can be formed by burying the cathode and the anode into the clay including the volcanic ashes.

Description

Power-generating device employing volcanic ashes

The present invention relates to a pollution-free power plant using volcanic ash. Cylindrical or button-type batteries are used as power sources for electrical products, and chemicals are used as these electrolytes, and electricity is generated by chemical action.

However, the cylindrical or button-type batteries have a chemical problem because the disposal of the waste products after use includes chemicals, and the disposal method is a social problem, and there is a problem of lighting that cannot be used for recycling.

An object of the present invention is to provide a generator that supplies clean electricity to society.

This object is achieved by employing the following means. In other words, a volcanic ash produced by mixing an appropriate amount of an aqueous solution into a clay molded product is sandwiched between a cathode and an anode, and a volcanic ash generator is used.

The present invention focuses on the fact that volcanic ash is volcanic eruption and has some energy, and starts by confirming that an electric signal is taken out when a volcanic ash made of a plate-shaped body of clay is sandwiched between a cathode and an anode. In addition, volcanic ash is used in various health products, and it has an effect of purifying the environment, and the focus is on the fact that in the power generation element using volcanic ash, the treatment after use does not include any pollution generating factor.

A fine powder of volcanic ash was sandwiched between the cathode and the anode and the electrical signal was measured to produce 0.45 to 0.75 volts. In this state, the voltage was 0 volts when a 1000 ohm resistor was connected across the cathode and anode. From this phenomenon, volcanic ash was confirmed to have static electricity.

As a result of continuing research on the means of taking out the static electricity possessed by volcanic ash as a voltaic gland, it was found that the volcanic ash can be taken out as a voltaic column by including water treated with special treatment.

In the following experiment, the galvanized iron plate (tin plate) and the positive electrode were used, and the volcanic ash contained anion and was subjected to high frequency magnetic field treatment. When the electric signal was measured by the volcanic ash of, voltage of more than 1 volt was measured. Again, when a 1000 ohm resistor was connected between the cathode and anode, an electrical signal of about 0.5 volts and 0.5 milliamps was observed.

The experiment was carried out again, and various experiments were carried out to increase the voltage by increasing the number of cathodes and anodes, to attempt to increase the amount of current, and to change the characteristics of power generation elements by miniaturizing the cathodes and anodes.

In the tester, 290 cathodes (0.5 mm Φ galvanized iron wire) and 409 anodes (0.8 mm Φ copper wire) were charged into the volcanic ash in clay state, and 0.949 volts, 2.14 millimeters with a resistor of about 450 ohms between the cathode and anode. Ampere's current could be drawn (approximately 2 mW). Moreover, setting the resistor between the cathode and the anode to about 150 ohms resulted in 0.779 volts and 5.18 milliamps (about 4 mW). Using two testers, it was confirmed that twice the voltage was obtained when connected in series and twice the current when connected in parallel.

According to this tester, the power generation element can be miniaturized, and a large capacity can be achieved by combining many of these small power generation elements.

According to the present invention, it is possible to make a power generation device using volcanic ash which is completely free of chemicals, and thus to change the amount of electricity generated by changing the shape and quantity of the cathode and the anode. By suitably combining the connection directions in series or in parallel, the electric energy of the required capacity can be calculated.

Claims (3)

A power generating element in which volcanic ash made of a clay molded product by mixing an appropriate amount of aqueous solution is alternately laminated between a cathode and an anode. A volcanic ash is a plate-shaped molded product baked without lye, and the plate-shaped molded product is laminated alternately between a plate-shaped cathode and an anode. A power generation element in which a cathode and an anode are embedded in volcanic ash made by mixing an appropriate amount of aqueous solution into clay.