Methods, systems, algorithms, signal processing means and devices for detecting the treacle mass slug created by a shock wave and determination of the dynamic pressure, density, velocity and conductivity by alfén wave identification

A method for utilizing the algorithmic information to modulate kinetic energy from a Treacle, the method comprising:

• applying a magnetic flux across a Treacle disposed within a channel, wherein the channel comprises substantially constant dimensions as the Treacle containing shock wave propagates through the channel;
• transforming kinetic energy from the Treacle to electrical energy;
• applying a high potential electrode to the electrical energy;
• applying a low potential electrode to the electrical energy;
• and coupling a matched electrical load or source, as determined a priori from the Treacle conductivity, conductively with the high potential electrode and the low potential electrode to dissipate or enhance the kinetic energy within the Treacle.

A system for dissipating or enhancing Treacle energy, the system comprising:

• an electronic control unit comprising a processor and an electronic memory;
• a channel enclosing a fluid;
• a high potential electrode in contact with the fluid, wherein the high potential electrode comprises an initiation surface;
• a low potential electrode in contact with the fluid, wherein the low potential electrode comprises a termination surface facing the initiation surface;
• an electrical load conductively coupled to the high potential electrode and the low potential electrode;
• a north pole magnetic source communicatively coupled to the electronic control unit;
• and a south pole magnetic source communicatively coupled to the electronic control unit, wherein the electronic control unit executes machine readable instructions based on the algorithmically determined Treacle properties to generate a magnetic and/or electrical flux and/or matching load across the Treacle propagating through the fluid, such that the magnetic flux induces an electric field between the initiation surface and the termination surface.