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The following links are the
best from my Hermes Free Energy Links
webpage with my suggestions:
Methods of obtaining Energy from Water
The simplest water technology
is that when you can mix HHO with N2 from the atmosphere forming a compound of
H N and O is HNO3, or Nitric acid and then burn it in a combustion enegine like the
cheap to make Tesla Turbine.
Heat making technology
Baltzar von Platen
perpetual motion machine has been improved by
Philip Hardcastle
making it easier and less expensive to make.
Converting Heat to Electricity
The best way to make electricity is to use the simple and cheap to make
Tesla Turbine
As a heatpump is scaleable, it makes it a great alternative to nuclear power.
Competing with the non explosive
Copenhagen Atomics Thorium Molten Salt Reactors
2026 is the year when
humanity will have access to free energy, without moving parts. Then
Andrea Rossi's E-Cat will be
mass-produced. 3 KW costs 7500 US Dollars.
IF Brilliant Light Power
makes it all the way to the market. Then the electric car with only a start
battery and unlimited range will be avaible. The
SUN CELL will cost only
$20USD/KW and electricity will cost $0.001USD/kWh
Charles J. Flynn Parallel Path Magnetic Technology can be used as a highly
efficient electric motor in electric cars..
Another electromagnetic technology that MAYBE work is the
The charge problem. Someone
other than me has to build a solid-state version, and if it works apply for a
patent in Canada.
Hi Simon and Greta,
I have made a linkpage with the best
avaible free energy links from my Hermes Free Energy Links
http://gratisenergi.se/free.htm
with my comments:
http://gratisenergi.se/cop30.htm
Is it correct to write Nitrogen from the atmosphere to be mixed with
HHO? N2 or NO2?
Best Wishes, Hermes
Hi Hermes,
Yep, atmospheric Nitrogen is N2. Note that with chemical equations you need
the same number of atoms of each element on one side as the other. Thus if
you start with H2O, whatever it results in will have 2 Hydrogen atoms and one
Oxygen atom as the output (or of course multiples if you start with more than
one water molecule).
See
https://www.reddit.com/r/chemistry/comments/17w39y9/how_do_i_make_nitric_acid_without_having_nitric/
Thus if you start with making N2O5, and react that with water or
Brown's gas, you'll get 2 H, 2 N, and 6 O on the right-hand side which is a
couple of molecules of Nitric acid. However, the HHO probably won't have
enough energy as-is, and you'll likely need to apply heat and pressure to
make that happen. I'm not a chemist, so if you want to do this look up how
people do this standardly and work out what you need to do differently.
Also note that Phil is trying first to get a heat-pump running on adsorption
using water as the working fluid because it's greener than the version using
two organic solvents. This may or may not turn out to be possible. If not,
he'll need to re-do the experiments using the two solvents, which we know will
work but may be harder to get through regulations. The solvents are used as
paint-thinners and general cleaners anyway, so not that nasty, and they are
fully sealed inside for a lifetime, so not a high risk.
Bear in mind
that if you use standard thermodynamics methods, which includes the Tesla
turbine, you'll be limited by Carnot and you'll also need to work between two
heat-sinks with one hotter, one cooler (the cooler one is often the atmosphere).
Generally somewhere between 30% and 60% of the input heat energy comes out as
mechanical or electrical energy, and conversely somewhere between 70% and 40%
of your input energy is wasted in conversion. You really need a better way than
that.
Best regards, Simon
~ Hermes Atar Trismegistus, an unsuccessful free energy researcher.
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