working on patent 5550357

[BillyHydrogen]

This may not belong in this thread, But it will have a possibility to use hydrogen as a median in the vessel.

I posted pics of what I have done so far, I need to find electrodes if anyone has any idea`s what to use ,it would be great.


After searching some electrode websites this almost looks like a huge neon sign inner workings.

Also, I am unable to do the math to see how much this thing actually produces from static electricity.

I dont know how to convert cal/g to btu. I am plannning on using what the patent suggests which is 11 liters of helium. So the question is after you take a peek at the patent, How much heat will 11 liters of hydrogen produce at a charge of 55(ev) or electron volt.


As you can see I have the top chamber almost complete, Awaiting electrodes. Also any suggestions on what to use for a static generator would be much appreciated.

This patent seems pretty easy to do, I got the info for the patent from thrival...so thanks to thrival for your information...


The other problem i see is that part D in the plans call for a gas circulator,
I have some ideas for external type pumps but have never seen one that would take the heat inside a 5 inch pipe. Also the drawings show no power to the circulator, Could this be a gravity device? I dont know, Help would be appreciated .

[chemelec]

1 Calorie = .003968 BTU
Or
1 BTU = 252 calories

[BillyHydrogen]

Thanks Chemelec, I am having trouble understanding when the patent states cal/g. It says the contrivance has 312000 cal/g. I dont understand how many btu. that would be.

The contrivance holds 11 liters of helium,or nitrogen, or hydrogen.

The molecular weight of helium is like 4.000 per mole I believe.


Thanks

[chemelec]

[BillyHydrogen]

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[dkofos]

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