WO2000022297A1 - Method and device for converting radiant energy to electric energy - Google Patents

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WO2000022297A1
WO2000022297A1 PCT/SE1999/001813 SE9901813W WO0022297A1 WO 2000022297 A1 WO2000022297 A1 WO 2000022297A1 SE 9901813 W SE9901813 W SE 9901813W WO 0022297 A1 WO0022297 A1 WO 0022297A1
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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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  • the present invention relates to a device for converting radiant energy to electric energy.
  • the invention also relates to a method for converting of energy by such a device.
  • angled bar pointer By use of so called angled bar pointer, it has shown that also less susceptible people, i.e. people normally not having the ability to find veins of water with a divining-rod, reacts on the earth radiation.
  • the angled bar pointer comprises two L-shaped slender steel rods, held one in each hand so that the longer portions of the rods is in a state of equilibrium and points straight ahead from the body.
  • a nerv reaction which is substantially weaker than what is required to give a response in a divining-rod, in the muscles of the hands thus gives rise to an unconscious turning of the hands, which makes the angled bar pointer, to turn away from their states of equilibrium.
  • a comprehensive German study has shown that nearly all beginners may get a response with such a angled bar pointer and on the same places a number of times, unaware of each other. Therefore, it must be scientifically proven that the human being reacts on an unknown phenomenon on certain places .
  • the bands form a grating net, denominated the diagonal grating net or the curry grating net after its discoverer Dr. Manfred Curry.
  • the bands extend as vertical curtains from the surface of the earth. Thus, a band may be detected from the bottom floor to the top floor in a high-rise building along the same vertical lines.
  • the diagonal grating net forms checks of the size 4x4 meter, the band width being around 80 cm. Each node or cross in the diagonal grating net thus is about 80x80cm.
  • the diagonal grating net has shown to be static, i.e. its position is not changing over the years . At least it has not changed since it was discovered about 50 years ago.
  • the grating nets are formed of some kind of earth radiation, since the existence of the grating nets so far not has been verified of any known instrument for radiant detection. What is indicating that the grating nets actually are formed by radiation is that they so evidently resembles wave interference. There are also surveys indicating that it is bad for the health to be in the crosses of the diagonal grating net for longer periods of times and repeatedly, for example, during the sleep. If the radiant theses is correct, the wave interference would give rise to raised radiant strength in the crosses, which could be the explanation to the stated ill-health of people staying for long periods in such crosses.
  • the radiant strength ought to be the biggest at the cross of the grating. If you further asssume that at least one component in the interfering earth radiation beams comprises electro-magnetic waves or waves of similar nature, it ought to be possible to convert at least a portion of the radiant energy in the crosses to measurable electric energy, since it is known that high-frequency electro-magnetic waves, sent from a sender antenna to a receiver antenna, induces an electric current in the coil of the receiver antenna, which may be brought to an electric energy consumer, such as an accumulator or an electric motor.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide a device, which is capable of converting radiant energy, especially in the form of energy from earth radiation, to instrumentally measurable electric energy, which can be utilized.
  • a new device for converting radiant energy to electric energy characterised in that it comprises at least two horizontal, coaxial rings, which are composed of an electric conductive material and which are provided at a vertical distance from each other, the rings being electrically isolated from each other, at least one coil, which is provided in the uppermost ring and which has its ends connected to this at two spaced connection points, a first electrical wire, one end of which is connected to one of said connection points of the uppermost ring, and a second electrical wire, one end of which is connected to the lowermost ring, whereby the electrical wires are intended to be connected to an electric energy consumer.
  • the character of the new device is the result of several different tests, which have been carried out on the basis of the above made hypothesis.
  • a simple experimental model of the new device was positioned in a cross of the diagonal grating net a voltage of 1-2 volt could be measured between the electrical wires.
  • the voltage showed to be an alternating voltage of low frequency, approximately 1 Hz .
  • the rings operate as receiver antennas for the earth radiation and the coil contributes to generate the measured alternating voltage. If the coil is removed no measurable voltage between the electrical wires arises.
  • Each ring should have a diameter which is at least 0,2 meters and is preferably circular, even if other shapes are conceivable, for example, rectangular, triangular or oval shape. Suitably the rings are identical.
  • the connecting points of the coil on the uppermost ring should be positioned diametrically opposed each other, wherefore the coil suitably extends diametrically in the uppermost ring.
  • the orientation of the coil in the uppermost ring is not critical, but the coil may be provided horizontally or vertically.
  • the measured alternating voltage increases if at least one further horizontal ring of an electrical conductive material is provided between the uppmost ring and the lowermost ring, coaxially with and seperate from these, whereby the further ring is electrically isolated from the other rings .
  • the invention also relates to a method for converting radiant energy to electrical energy by means of the new device.
  • the method is characterised in that the new device is provided in a cross of a grating net, formed of radiation generated by earth, and that the electrical wires are connected to an electrical energy consumer, whereby energy from the earth radiation is converted to electrical energy, provided to the electrical energy consumer.
  • the stacked units of the new device may electrically be connected to each other in order to increase the given effect, for example, be connected in series for increasing the voltage or be connected in parallel for increasing the current strength.
  • several units may, with advantage, be provided in other crosses of the grating net and be electrically connected to each other, in series or in parallel for increasing the given effect.
  • the device according to the invention may thus be multiplied into very big complex for generating electrical energy, which is the main object of the present invention.
  • the new device according to a very simple embodiment may be used as a portable instrument for locating the crosses in a grating net, generated by earth radiation.
  • the drawing illustrates a device according to the invention which may be used as an instrument 1 for localizing of the crosses in a grating net.
  • the instrument 1 comprises three circular, identical iron rings, 2, 3 and 4, respectively, which have, each of them, a diameter of 1 meter and a thickness of 8 mm.
  • the iron rings, 2-4 are provided, by means of a stand 5, coaxially with and separate from each other, so that the iron rings 2-4 are horizontally orientated.
  • the distance between adjacent iron rings 2-4 is 30 cm.
  • a copper coil 6 with a diameter of approximately 3 cm is connected to two diametrically opposed connecting points 6 and 8 on the uppermost iron ring 2.
  • An electrical wire 9 is connected with one of its ends to one of the contact points 7, 8, here contact point 8 , on the uppermost iron ring 2 and another electrical wire 10 is connected with one of its ends to the lowermost iron ring 4.
  • a voltage meter 11 is connected to the other ends of the electrical wires 9, 10.
  • the stand 5 with the iron rings 2-4 is drawn in any of the diagonal directions to the cardinal points.
  • the iron rings 2-4 are drawn across a band 12 in the grating net this is indicated by a relatively weak response in the voltage meter 11 in form of an alternative voltage with a low frequency of approximately 1 Hz.
  • the stand 5 is drawn in a direction orthogonally to the first drawing direction, i.e. approximately along the indicated band 12. This will lead to that the stand 5 will pass a cross 13 in the grating net, which will be indicated by a relatively strong response in the volt meter 11.
  • the instrument 1 allows a very quick and secure localization of the crosses in a diagonal grating net over a vast area.

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A device (1) for converting radiant energy to electric energy comprises at least two horizontal, coaxial rings (2, 4), which are composed of an electric convective material and which are vertically spaced from each other, the rings being electrically isolated from each other. At least one coil (6) is provided in the uppermost ring (2) and has its ends connected to this at two separate connecting points (7, 8). A first electrical wire (9) has its one end connected to one (8) of said connecting points of the uppermost ring (2), and a second electrical wire (10) has its one end connected to the lowermost ring (4). The electrical wires are intended to be connected to an electric energy consumer when the rings are positioned in a cross (13) of a grating net of radiation, which is generated by earth.

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Method and device for converting radiant energy to electric energy
The present invention relates to a device for converting radiant energy to electric energy. The invention also relates to a method for converting of energy by such a device.
It is long known that you may find veins of water by means of so called divining-rods, usually in the form of forks of trees or bushes. Though, anybody has not got the ability of divining, but it is reserved some "susceptible" persons. It is not known for certain what makes the divining-rod to response and not either what the divining-man is susceptible of . One theory is that the nerves in the muscles of the hands reacts on some phenomenon when the diving-man approaches the water spring in question so that the hands unconsciously is turned a little, which makes the divining-rod to response. This phenomenon is believed to be provided by some kind of radiation generated by earth and therefore, in the following, is called "earth radiation". Thus, you could imagine that in the earth radiation a water spring forms a local disturbance, which is affecting the muscles of the hands of the divining- man .
By use of so called angled bar pointer, it has shown that also less susceptible people, i.e. people normally not having the ability to find veins of water with a divining-rod, reacts on the earth radiation. The angled bar pointer comprises two L-shaped slender steel rods, held one in each hand so that the longer portions of the rods is in a state of equilibrium and points straight ahead from the body. A nerv reaction, which is substantially weaker than what is required to give a response in a divining-rod, in the muscles of the hands thus gives rise to an unconscious turning of the hands, which makes the angled bar pointer, to turn away from their states of equilibrium. A comprehensive German study has shown that nearly all beginners may get a response with such a angled bar pointer and on the same places a number of times, unaware of each other. Therefore, it must be scientifically proven that the human being reacts on an unknown phenomenon on certain places .
Beginners or less susceptible people get, with the angled bar pointer, usually response forming two groups of parallel bands crossing each other and extending along the diagonal to the cardinal points of the compass. The bands form a grating net, denominated the diagonal grating net or the curry grating net after its discoverer Dr. Manfred Curry. The bands extend as vertical curtains from the surface of the earth. Thus, a band may be detected from the bottom floor to the top floor in a high-rise building along the same vertical lines. In the middle part of Sweden the diagonal grating net forms checks of the size 4x4 meter, the band width being around 80 cm. Each node or cross in the diagonal grating net thus is about 80x80cm. There are also other kinds of grating nets dominating in strength over the diagonal grating net in certain places, but usually the latter dominates. The diagonal grating net has shown to be static, i.e. its position is not changing over the years . At least it has not changed since it was discovered about 50 years ago.
It is not scienti ically established that the grating nets are formed of some kind of earth radiation, since the existence of the grating nets so far not has been verified of any known instrument for radiant detection. What is indicating that the grating nets actually are formed by radiation is that they so evidently resembles wave interference. There are also surveys indicating that it is bad for the health to be in the crosses of the diagonal grating net for longer periods of times and repeatedly, for example, during the sleep. If the radiant theses is correct, the wave interference would give rise to raised radiant strength in the crosses, which could be the explanation to the stated ill-health of people staying for long periods in such crosses.
If you make the hypothesis that the diagonal grating net is formed by some kind of interfering earth radiation beams, whose nature true is unknown, the radiant strength ought to be the biggest at the cross of the grating. If you further asssume that at least one component in the interfering earth radiation beams comprises electro-magnetic waves or waves of similar nature, it ought to be possible to convert at least a portion of the radiant energy in the crosses to measurable electric energy, since it is known that high-frequency electro-magnetic waves, sent from a sender antenna to a receiver antenna, induces an electric current in the coil of the receiver antenna, which may be brought to an electric energy consumer, such as an accumulator or an electric motor.
The object of the present invention is to provide a device, which is capable of converting radiant energy, especially in the form of energy from earth radiation, to instrumentally measurable electric energy, which can be utilized. This object is achieved by a new device for converting radiant energy to electric energy characterised in that it comprises at least two horizontal, coaxial rings, which are composed of an electric conductive material and which are provided at a vertical distance from each other, the rings being electrically isolated from each other, at least one coil, which is provided in the uppermost ring and which has its ends connected to this at two spaced connection points, a first electrical wire, one end of which is connected to one of said connection points of the uppermost ring, and a second electrical wire, one end of which is connected to the lowermost ring, whereby the electrical wires are intended to be connected to an electric energy consumer. The character of the new device is the result of several different tests, which have been carried out on the basis of the above made hypothesis. When a simple experimental model of the new device was positioned in a cross of the diagonal grating net a voltage of 1-2 volt could be measured between the electrical wires. The voltage showed to be an alternating voltage of low frequency, approximately 1 Hz . Probably the rings operate as receiver antennas for the earth radiation and the coil contributes to generate the measured alternating voltage. If the coil is removed no measurable voltage between the electrical wires arises.
Each ring should have a diameter which is at least 0,2 meters and is preferably circular, even if other shapes are conceivable, for example, rectangular, triangular or oval shape. Suitably the rings are identical.
For achieving the best result, the connecting points of the coil on the uppermost ring should be positioned diametrically opposed each other, wherefore the coil suitably extends diametrically in the uppermost ring. The orientation of the coil in the uppermost ring is not critical, but the coil may be provided horizontally or vertically.
It has shown that the measured alternating voltage increases if at least one further horizontal ring of an electrical conductive material is provided between the uppmost ring and the lowermost ring, coaxially with and seperate from these, whereby the further ring is electrically isolated from the other rings .
The invention also relates to a method for converting radiant energy to electrical energy by means of the new device. The method is characterised in that the new device is provided in a cross of a grating net, formed of radiation generated by earth, and that the electrical wires are connected to an electrical energy consumer, whereby energy from the earth radiation is converted to electrical energy, provided to the electrical energy consumer.
With advantage several separate units of the new device are provided in a stack of units in said cross, i.e. in the same cross. The stacked units of the new device may electrically be connected to each other in order to increase the given effect, for example, be connected in series for increasing the voltage or be connected in parallel for increasing the current strength. Alternatively or in combination with stacked units of the new device, several units may, with advantage, be provided in other crosses of the grating net and be electrically connected to each other, in series or in parallel for increasing the given effect. The device according to the invention may thus be multiplied into very big complex for generating electrical energy, which is the main object of the present invention. Alternatively, the new device according to a very simple embodiment may be used as a portable instrument for locating the crosses in a grating net, generated by earth radiation.
The invention is described more precisely in the following with reference to the appended drawing, which schematically shows an example of a device according to the invention.
The drawing illustrates a device according to the invention which may be used as an instrument 1 for localizing of the crosses in a grating net. The instrument 1 comprises three circular, identical iron rings, 2, 3 and 4, respectively, which have, each of them, a diameter of 1 meter and a thickness of 8 mm. The iron rings, 2-4 are provided, by means of a stand 5, coaxially with and separate from each other, so that the iron rings 2-4 are horizontally orientated. The distance between adjacent iron rings 2-4 is 30 cm. A copper coil 6 with a diameter of approximately 3 cm is connected to two diametrically opposed connecting points 6 and 8 on the uppermost iron ring 2. An electrical wire 9 is connected with one of its ends to one of the contact points 7, 8, here contact point 8 , on the uppermost iron ring 2 and another electrical wire 10 is connected with one of its ends to the lowermost iron ring 4. A voltage meter 11 is connected to the other ends of the electrical wires 9, 10.
To localize a cross in the diagonal grating net by means of the above described simple instrument 1 do as follows. The stand 5 with the iron rings 2-4 is drawn in any of the diagonal directions to the cardinal points. When the iron rings 2-4 are drawn across a band 12 in the grating net this is indicated by a relatively weak response in the voltage meter 11 in form of an alternative voltage with a low frequency of approximately 1 Hz. After this response has been noted, the stand 5 is drawn in a direction orthogonally to the first drawing direction, i.e. approximately along the indicated band 12. This will lead to that the stand 5 will pass a cross 13 in the grating net, which will be indicated by a relatively strong response in the volt meter 11. When a cross in the grating net is localized, adjacent crosses easily may be localised by drawing the stand 5 in the diagonal directions of the first localized cross. Thus, the instrument 1 allows a very quick and secure localization of the crosses in a diagonal grating net over a vast area.
The above described simple instrument for localizing of the crosses in a diagonal grating net is only one example of an embodiment of the device according to the invention and shall not be considered as limiting the invention. Of course, a plurality of other embodiments are conceivable within the scope of the invention.

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1. A device (1) for converting radiant energy to electrical energy, characterised in that it comprises at least two horizontal, coaxial rings (2, 4), which are composed of an electrical convective material and which are vertically spaced from each other, the rings being electrically isolated from each other, at least one coil (6) , which is provided in the uppermost ring (2) and which has its ends connected to this at two seperate connecting points (7, 8) , a first electrical wire (9) , one end of which is connected to one of said connecting points (8) of the uppermost ring (2) , and a second electrical wire (10) , which is connected to the lowermost ring (4) , the electrical wires being intended to be connected to an electric energy consumer.
2. The device according to claim 1, characterised in that each ring (2-4) has a diameter of at least 0,2 meter.
3. The device according to claim 2, characterised in that the rings (2-4) are identical.
4. The device according to claim 2 or 3 , characterised in that the rings (2-4) are circular.
5. The device according to any of the claims 1-4, characterised in that the connecting points (7, 8) of the coil (6) on the uppermost ring (2) are positioned diametrically opposed each other.
6. The device according to claim 5, characterised in that the coil (6) extends diametrically in the uppermost ring (2) .
7. The device according to any of the claims 1-6, characterised in that at least one further horizontal ring
(3) of an electrical convective material is provided between the uppermost ring (2) and the lowermost ring (4) , coaxially with and separate from these, the further ring being electrically isolated from the other rings.
8. A method for converting radiant energy to electric energy by means of at least one device (1) according to any of the claims 1-7, characterised in that the device (1) is positioned in a cross (13) of a grating net of radiation generated by earth, and that the electrical wires (9, 10) are connected to an electric energy consumer, whereby the energy from said radiation is converted to electric energy, which is provided to the energy consumer.
9. The method according to claim 8, characterised in that a further device according to any of the claims 1-7 is provided in said cross (13) , above the first mentioned device (1) and is electrically connected in series or in parallel with this.
10. The method according to claim 8, characterised in that a further device according to any of the claims 1-7 is provided in another cross of the grating net and is electrically connected in series or in parallel with the first mentioned device (1) .
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