Heat generator and a method for generating heat
OwnerTimofey Mochalovinventor
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Abstract
Method for generating heat energy comprising supplying electrical energy to a heating element where the heating element heats a negatively charged cathode, electrons are emitted from the heated cathode towards a positively charged anode through a positively charged grid, wherein the positively charged grid is provided with greater charge potential value that the anode and the anode is forced to constantly generate heat energy, wherein at least part of the cathode, the positively charged grid and at least part of the anode are provided in hydrogen gas filled chamber of a container. A device for carrying out said method is also disclosed.
Claims16
A heat generator comprising an electrical heat generating element characterized in that it comprises:
- a container,
- an anode with a positively charged first part for secondary electron emission, being made of refractive material and coated with material that promotes increased electron yield,
- a negatively charged heatable cathode, for primary electron emission, being made of refractive material and coated with material that promotes increased electron yield,
- a positively charged grid, having a charge exceeding the charge of the positively charged first part of the anode, and being made of refractory material,
- a second part of the anode having heat removal means for removing heat generated in the container by the first part of the anode in the presence of hydrogen gas;
- wherein the container is a tightly sealed container housing, in a hydrogen filled chamber, the first part of the positively charged electrode, at least part of the negatively charged heatable cathode, the positively charged grid, where the positively charged grid has positive potential greatly exceeding the positive potential of the first part of the anode.
Method for generating heat energy comprising supplying electrical energy to an electrical heat generator for heating characterized in that a negatively charged heatable cathode is heated and electrons are emitted from the heated cathode towards a positively charged first part of an anode through a positively charged grid, wherein the positively charged grid is provided with greater charge potential value that than the first part of the anode and the first part of the anode is forced to constantly generate heat energy, wherein at least part of the heatable cathode, the positively charged grid, and at least part of the anode are disposed in the presence of hydrogen gas in a chamber of a container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.