Composite hybrid inductive layered electric generator
OwnerRichard Adamsinventor
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A method and apparatus for generating electricity using a thermodynamic inductor formed from a thermodynamic conductor winding that converts heat into a dynamic magnetic field density within the winding, inducing a current in the winding, which is electric power for loads. The winding may be a composite, including a coaxial arrangement of two or more superconducting layers. The first layer has a low critical magnetic field. When the field in the thermodynamic layer increases, the layer transitions to the intermediate state, cooling from the entropy increase, and absorbing heat. Subsequently when the field decreases, the layer resumes superconductivity, increasing available energy which is used to expel the field and induce generated electricity. The second conductive layer in the winding, in electrical contact with the first, remains in the superconducting state, reducing heating. A connected capacitor provides L-C oscillations and energy storage, maintaining cyclical operation, and powers connected and dissipating loads.
A method of operation of a composite hybrid inductive layered electric generator to implement a cyclical process, comprising:
A method of operation of a composite hybrid inductive layered electric generator to implement a cyclical process, comprising:
A method of operation of a composite hybrid inductive layered electric generator to implement a cyclical process, comprising:
A method of converting heat gradients to electricity, the method comprising:
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