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US 2025/0096719 A1Published application
Micro-energy plant system with quicklime converter
OwnerTerry Rajasenaninventor
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A portable human performance, renewable clean energy generator and pollution control system, with devices and associated methods to create mechanisms, paralleling organic flower plants for users to quickly harness it to improve their human performance. Knowing what mechanisms in a system should not operate at what times is crucial to force multiplying limited resource inputs. A tipping points arbitrage predictive model method leverages all mechanisms' operations toward specific needs of users, bending supply to meet demand, reducing waste and increasing output, whether in energy or human performance. Especially for disasters, when electricity is less reliable and portable generators are often used yet emit dangerous levels of carbon emissions, and even at low levels reduce human performance. This invention harnesses primarily heat, not fossil fuels. Synergistically, chemicals used for human performance provide heat, helping reach advantageous renewable energy tipping points, while reducing risk of adversely exceeding human performance tipping points.
A portable human performance improvement and renewable clean energy provisioning system, comprising:
A method for bending the cognitive supply curve to meet the cognitive demand curve while concurrently bending the electricity supply curve to meet the electricity demand curve through a method comprising hedging and arbitraging as described in the Detailed Description.
A system for energy efficiency increases from heat to power human performance efficiency increases by raising human cognitive tipping points, using human performance improvement (HPI) mechanisms' activations/deactivations, harnessing heat, derived from quicklime and other exothermic chemical reactions required for HPI for mobile “seed energy” in crises, stored then later used to leverage existing heated working fluid to reach boiling points, activating higher heat-energy conversion efficiency mechanisms that results in improved energy output from available energy in the surrounding environment than if there was no additional heat energy reserve in direct or indirect form, as described in the Detailed Description.
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