AC current source and method
AssigneeTeglpco, LLC
InventorsNicholas Joseph Wilson Arvanitakis, Brad Peeters, Chrisanthos Arvanitakis
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Abstract
A variety of AC current sources provide a controlled amount of AC output current even as a particular load may at times approach zero resistance. These AC current sources can be plugged into conventional power outlets, e.g. 60 Hz (USA) and 50 Hz (European). The AC current sources can tolerate a near-short or full-short circuit load for a brief time, without disabling itself or tripping any safety-interrupt. This is achieved by an architecture that achieves the peculiar electrical requirements needed for specific chemical reforming processes, such as vaporization of an ionic fluid. One purpose of the AC current sources is to reform a customized proton-rich ionic fluid.
Claims10
A method of configuring a power conversion system for providing AC power at sustainable current levels to a load cell, comprising:
- configuring an AC generator for supplying AC power in a first voltage level;
- feeding the first mode AC voltage to an AC module;
- a buck converter reducing a voltage level of the first voltage level into a second voltage level;
- a load sensor within the AC module maintaining a level of current to a set predetermined range;
- the load sensor ensuring current flow stays within predetermined set boundaries;
- supplying stabilized AC current at a set of output terminals located therein;
- configuring an output of the power conversion system to be within a first predetermined amp-range and a predetermined voltage range;
- where the first predetermined amp-range is between 10 and 10000 amps;
- arranging the load cell to comprise electrodes for nucleating a specific water-based liquid into a hydrogen gas;
- configuring the specific liquid to have an abundance H1+ protons partly by
- breaking covalent bonds known to be present in water thereby separating out oxygen and electrons and isolating the remaining H1+ protons into free single protons;
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- configuring the power conversion system so that as current is entering the electrodes, nucleation of the specific liquid begins by reforming the isolated H1+ protons into H2 gas.
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