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US 6,202,419 B1Granted
Molecular kinetic energy conversion device
OwnerLawrence E. Bissellinventor
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Abstract
A device which can convert energy of latent heat at an ambient temperature, without a change of temperature, to power to kinetic energy of motion and levitation of mass, by a manufactured molecular force which acts only in one direction.
Claims70
A device for artificially converting molecular vibratory kinetic energy to energy of other form, independent of change of temperature of heat, said device comprising:
- a) a phase-changeable working fluid having natural molecular vibratory motion and kinetic energy,
- b) a means for causing relative displacement motion which causes impact between said working fluid and a means for converting active molecular vibratory kinetic energy to the energy of another form,
- c) a means for controlling the rate of said relative displacement motion,
- d) an energy converting means with which said impact thereby causes the velocities of said molecular vibratory motion and a velocity of said relative displacement motion to combine and product a molecular microdynamic monodirectional force (M-force), a conversion of active molecular vibratory kinetic energy to energy of another form, a change of phase and consequent reduction in volume of molecules of said working fluid, a vacuum, and a residue of said working fluid, and
- e) a means for disposing said residue.
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A molecular kinetic-energy conversion apparatus comprising:
- a) means for containing a source of fluid wherein said fluid is comprised of phase changeable gas molecules,
- b) means for producing and controlling a flow velocity and volume applied to the omnidirectional, vibratory motion of said phase changeable gas molecules to produce a molecular monodirectional ballistic force, and
- c) means for converting said ballistic force into a power source which is applied to an external load.
A process for artificially converting molecular vibratory kinetic energy to energy of another form, independent of change of temperature of heat, said process comprising the steps of:
- a) causing a relative displacement motion of a phase-changeable working fluid with respect to a means for converting active molecular vibratory kinetic energy to energy of another form, said working fluid comprising potential molecular vibratory kinetic energy,
- b) causing impact between said working fluid and said energy converting means, said impact thereby causing a molecular microdynamic monodirectional force (M-force) which acts only in the direction away from said working fluid, and
- c) converting active molecular vibratory kinetic energy by said converting means to energy of another form.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.