WO2004057740A1 - Procede de conversion indirecte permettant d'obtenir de l'energie electrique et son utilisation au moyen du deplacement d'une source d'energie d'electrons en rotation permanente autour de l'exterieur d'un noyau atomique, et source d'energie non combustible ainsi que dispositif energetique associe - Google Patents

Procede de conversion indirecte permettant d'obtenir de l'energie electrique et son utilisation au moyen du deplacement d'une source d'energie d'electrons en rotation permanente autour de l'exterieur d'un noyau atomique, et source d'energie non combustible ainsi que dispositif energetique associe Download PDF

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WO2004057740A1
WO2004057740A1 PCT/JP2003/015661 JP0315661W WO2004057740A1 WO 2004057740 A1 WO2004057740 A1 WO 2004057740A1 JP 0315661 W JP0315661 W JP 0315661W WO 2004057740 A1 WO2004057740 A1 WO 2004057740A1
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  • the present invention relates to a method of indirectly extracting the motion of electrons that are rotating and rotating outside the nucleus as an energy source indirectly as electric energy, and a next-generation alternative to nuclear power generation as a fuel-free power source and power unit. Regarding permanent energy. Background art
  • a commonly used generator is a fixed-pole iron core with a set of N-pole and S-pole magnets mounted on the rotating shaft as needed, and a generator coil wound according to the number of sets. By rotating the inside of the coil, an AC magnetic field is created in the iron core around which the coil is wound, and the coil generates electricity by electromagnetic induction to generate electricity.
  • the S pole When the shaft rotates and the N pole of the magnet approaches, the S pole is magnetized in the iron core of the generating coil, and the current generated in the coil and the iron core are generated in the direction to turn off the S pole generated by the magnetization. Current flows into the N pole. The poles heading for that act as repulsive forces between the N poles. After the repulsive force is applied until it approaches the closest, the N pole is magnetized on the iron core side from the moment when the N pole is separated. The current generated in the coil in the direction to eliminate the N pole generated by the magnetization Then, the current generated in the iron core flows and changes to the S-pole, and from the moment it tries to separate, it becomes the N-pole and the S-pole, and the attractive force acts.
  • Motors to convert electrical energy to mechanical energy generators to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy, transformers to convert low voltage to high voltage, or high voltage to low voltage
  • Magnetic 'attraction by magnetic force' repulsion is the only function that plays the role of converting continuously rotating mechanical energy into electrical energy and converting electrical energy into mechanical energy.
  • thermal power and nuclear power cannot be directly converted to electricity because both are thermal energy generated by combustion or nuclear fission. In order to convert it into electricity, it must be converted into energy. In the blood of energy, heat energy cannot be directly converted into magnetic and magnetic force in the two types of vapor pressure and magnetic magnetic force. Heat energy is converted to steam pressure, and the steam pressure is converted to mechanical energy by a turbine. After that, it is further converted to magnetic and magnetic energy, and converted to electrical energy in the generator. Nuclear power has been used in a rather circuitous way, and has produced radioactive materials that are difficult to produce.
  • both the N pole and the S pole are the total rotational force of attractive force and repulsive force, but if we can find a method to generate the same capacity of electricity in half of that, half If the power is supplied to a motor that rotates the generator continuously, nearly half of the electricity is supplied to the power supply for various electrical appliances, and almost twice the power is supplied to the motor that is integrated with the generator, fuel It can be used as a power source that does not require When starting up, the battery can be used as a power source as external energy. Purpose
  • the present invention does not split the nucleus at the center of the element, but converts the electrons rotating permanently outside the nucleus into electric energy as permanent energy, and a fuel-free power source and power source.
  • the purpose is to provide a device as. Means to solve the problem
  • the generator coil is conventionally mounted on the fixed pole and the excitation magnet is mounted on the rotating shaft. Also solid If a fixed pole is used and only a low-loss iron core is mounted on the shaft, the repulsive force acting between the fixed pole and the rotor becomes zero, and only the suction force acts.
  • the N pole of the two exciting magnets and the other S pole on the opposite side should be added on both sides of the iron core around which the generating coil is wound.
  • the number of fixed poles is four, and if no rotor is mounted inside the fixed pole, the magnetic field lines of the exciting magnet will be Both poles with N pole and S pole repel each other at the center of the coil and cannot pass through the coil iron core, making it difficult for magnetism to flow.
  • the third condition, the efficiency, is such that as the size of the iron core increases, the loss due to the loss current decreases and the efficiency increases (see Fig. 4).
  • Large-scale nuclear power generators with a power output of 1.3 million KW and an efficiency of 98% to 99.8% are actually used.
  • Commercially available motors have an efficiency of 94% at 13 kW output, 92% at 75 kW output, 90% at 22 kW output, 85% at 2.2 kW output, 100 W As the output becomes 60% and the 70W output becomes smaller at 50%, the efficiency becomes worse as the size becomes smaller.
  • the iron core loss current loss has the property of decreasing as the thickness of the iron core decreases, but the thinner thickness increases the coercive force and increases the hysteresis loss, making it difficult to solve with current technology. .
  • Efficiency A low-loss electricity generating coil capable of achieving a performance of 85% or more with a magnet of the same polarity attached to both sides of the iron core on both sides of the N-pole coil and one S-pole coil. Are arranged on the same circumference, and an iron core without magnetic poles is provided inside the rotor as a rotor.
  • the fixed pole is 4 poles.
  • the rotor has two poles with the cross-sectional area of two cross-sectional areas of the iron core of the generating coil. Install a 4-pole with a cross section of 2 cores.
  • a conventional motor is used to generate electricity produced by selecting magnetic materials and sizes that can achieve a performance of 85% or more (see Fig. 4, preferably 90% or more) with an efficiency of 85% or more.
  • a permanent magnet or an electromagnet or a composite magnet of a permanent magnet and an electromagnet (3) is arranged on both sides of the iron core (1) wound with the coil (2) to be formed, so that N and N and S and S are formed.
  • (5) is the same that shows the position where the iron core (4) without two magnetic poles is rotated 90 °.
  • the line of magnetic force (7) indicating the direction is at the position of the iron core (4) without magnetic poles
  • (8) is the line of magnetic force indicating the direction when the iron core (4) moves to the position of (5).
  • One cycle of rotation of the iron core without magnetic poles generates two cycles of single-phase electricity in the coil (2).
  • the embodiment shown in Fig. 2 shows the arrangement of the generator coil, no magnetic poles, and the iron core in the case of a three-phase generator with three sets of the generators shown in Fig. 1, and a fixed pole of four poles. Install with no magnetic poles of 2 poles and 60 ° of iron core.
  • the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 has the same principle as that shown in FIG. 1.
  • the non-polar iron core (4) has four poles, and the magnet (3) and the iron core (1) wound with the coil (2) also have four poles. It is attached individually.
  • (8) is a line of magnetic force indicating the direction when the iron core (4) moves to the position (5).
  • One cycle of rotation of the iron core (4) without magnetic poles generates four cycles of single-phase electricity in the coil (2).
  • the generators shown in Fig. 1, Fig. 2, and Fig. 3 are based on the law of conservation of energy on the premise that there is no power generation method in which the repulsion or attractive force between the fixed pole and the rotor does not act.
  • the generator based on the discovery of a power generation method in which the repulsive force does not act during the operation is shown.
  • Fig. 4 is a graph showing the relationship between the output scale and efficiency of a commonly used conventional generator and motor.
  • FIG. 2 is a plan view of a single-phase, two-cycle, single-phase converter in which a pair of coils and magnets are arranged in one circle and a two-pole iron core is attached to a rotor.
  • FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a three-phase converter in which three sets of the single-phase converter of FIG. 1 are arranged on fixed poles in the longitudinal direction of the shaft, and two-pole rotors are attached to each other by 60 °.
  • FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a single-phase, four-cycle, single-phase converter in which two sets of coils and magnets are arranged in one circle and a four-pole iron core is attached to a rotor.
  • a generator with a method that reduces power by half requires a magnetic material that can achieve a performance of 85% or less with low loss and efficiency (see Fig. 4, preferably 90% or more and as close as 100%).
  • a new generator that has been selected and manufactured will increase the generator by more than 100% with a commonly used motor with an efficiency of more than 90%, or rotate it separately or separately, and only when starting, will the external power be supplied.
  • the generated electricity will be used as a power source for all kinds of purposes, and it will be a permanent energy source that does not require fuel as a power source and does not require time and effort to refuel.
  • the generator and the power generation device include not only thermal power generation, nuclear power generation and energy in place of oil, but also a power source having no exhaust gas, no noise pollution, and power. It can be used for all industries as a device.

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L'invention concerne un procédé de génération d'énergie dans lequel l'existence d'une énergie permanente est presque niée par la loi de conservation d'énergie et par aucune action de force de répulsion, ce qui permet de créer une énergie permanente ne consommant pas de combustible. L'invention concerne un générateur dans lequel des aimants permanents ou des électroaimants, ou des aimants composites (3) d'aimants permanents ou d'électroaimants sont disposés, avec N tourné vers N et S tourné vers S, sur les côtés opposés de noyaux ferreux (1) autour desquels sont enroulées des bobines (2), générant de l'électricité produite par la sélection d'un matériau magnétique présentant une performance d'au moins 85 % d'efficacité lorsqu'il est utilisé dans des moteurs et dans des tailles classiques. L'énergie est générée en fournissant un noyau ferreux (4) et en le mettant en rotation, ledit noyau ferreux ne présentant pas de pole magnétique bipolaire et étant fixé au côté intérieur d'un arbre (6). Le générateur nécessite une énergie réduite presque de moitié, car la force de répulsion entre le stator et le rotor n'agit pas. Le générateur et un moteur généralement utilisé présentant une efficacité d'au moins 85 % sont installés de manière solidaire ou séparée, et sont mis en rotation continuelle au moyen d'une source d'alimentation extérieure au début, et ensuite, au moyen de l'énergie générée renvoyée au moteur, l'énergie excédentaire pouvant être utilisée en tant que source d'alimentation universelle.
PCT/JP2003/015661 2002-12-08 2003-12-08 Procede de conversion indirecte permettant d'obtenir de l'energie electrique et son utilisation au moyen du deplacement d'une source d'energie d'electrons en rotation permanente autour de l'exterieur d'un noyau atomique, et source d'energie non combustible ainsi que dispositif energetique associe WO2004057740A1 (fr)

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