Apparatus for particle disintegration for energy production
OwnerJosef C. Shawinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus is described that disintegrates single particles or pairs of oppositely charged particles, such a protons and electrons. Gamma ray energy produced by the disintegration is collected in lead shields, which are heated by absorption of the gamma rays. Heat from the lead shields is converted to steam which is in turn used to generate electricity.
Claims8
An apparatus used to disintegrate electrons or atomic particles comprising two parallel plates mechanically connected and electrically separated by an electrically non-conductive surface, thereby creating two parallel plates wherein the volume between the plates is gas tight, and further including electrical means to charge the two plates to opposite charges, and including an input port for supply of protons or electrons between the plates.
An apparatus for production and collection of energy, including apparatus used to disintegrate elementary atomic particles comprising two parallel plates mechanically connected and electrically separated by an electrically non-conductive surface, thereby creating two parallel plates wherein the volume between the plates is gas tight, and further including electrical means to charge the two plates to opposite charges, and including an input port for supply of electrons or atomic particles between the plates, and further including lead shielding surrounding the apparatus for energy production, where the lead shielding is adapted to absorb gamma ray radiation emanating from particle disintegration, and further including tubular heat exchanger means operatively associated with the lead shielding through which heat exchanger fluid passes and collects heat.
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