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Has John Goodenough done it again?
Posted on : 15 May, 2017
Goodenough's latest breakthrough, completed with Cockrell School senior research fellow Maria Helena Braga, is a low-cost all-solid-state battery that is noncombustible and has a long cycle life (battery life) with a high volumetric energy density and fast rates of charge and discharge. The engineers describe their new technology in a recent paper published in the journal Energy & Environmental Science.
Researchers have struggled for decades to safely use powerful-but flammable-lithium metal in a battery. Now John Goodenough, the 94-year-old father of the lithium-ion battery, is claiming a novel solution as a blockbuster advance.
However, other leading battery researchers are skeptical, even mystified, by Goodenough's claim. For his invention to work as described, they say, it would probably have to abandon the laws of thermodynamics, which say perpetual motion is not possible. The law has been a fundamental of batteries for more than a century and a half, but who says laws can't be broken ?
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Heating with HHO or Browns Gas
Posted on : 10 May, 2017
This could be interesting if the catalyst can be made of platinum
Heating with Hydrogen HHO or Hcat. This man does just that. by delvis11
(source youtube.com).
https://youtu.be/Bd_yrSldFWw
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Bio-Crude Oil and Fractional Distillation
Posted on : 06 May, 2017
Bio-Crude Oil and Fractional Distillation. Harnessing the Awesome energy of Wood! by MrTeslonian
(source youtube.com).
https://youtu.be/ahqZ2IvLCgc
https://youtu.be/5dbvJ3oXYoc
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The Electro-Magnetic Battery
Posted on : 05 November, 2016
One hundred and fourty five years ago Daniel McFarland Cook of Mansfield, Ohio patented an "Electro-Magnetic Battery" that he stated "produces a constant current without the aid of a galvanic battery". He was issued a patent on October 10, 1871 number 119,825.
His patent number 119,825
Rick Friedrich, The First Free Energy Patent is Misunderstood
1st Free Energy Patent Misunderstood Part 1
1st Free Energy Patent Misunderstood Part 2
1st Free Energy Patent Misunderstood Part 3
1st Free Energy Patent Misunderstood Part 4
1st Free Energy Patent Misunderstood Part 5
Here is chapter 2 of a book that was published:
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Adrian Guska Free Energy Device
Posted on : 21 October, 2016 1 comment »
Another free energy device from the Ukrain translated by Westly.
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Alternative fuel solutions
Posted on : 26 February, 2016 2 comments »
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SJR Looper V4
Posted on : 13 January, 2016
This is the latest circuit from lasersaber.com, a Battery Free LED Flashlight Driver and here are the details:
I ordered the ferrite core from ebay and made a first attempt to get this to work but I had no success. I'll need to connect this to an ocilliscope to find out what is going on, I will keep this post updated. Cheers Hitman -
Free Energy ?
Posted on : 20 June, 2015
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Graphene: Solar Cells of the Future
Posted on : 11 March, 2015 2 comments »
A southern California University team has come up with what could be the alternative new breed of economical and flexible solar cells. For some decades now, organic photovoltaic cells (OPV) have been acclaimed as the new solar cell prototypes and extolled for their light weight, flexible substrates, low cost and easy manufacturability. Research is now being done on them.
Features of OPV cell:
The most unique aspect of the OPV cell devise is the transparent conductive electrode. This allows the light to react with the active materials inside and create the electricity. Now graphene/polymer sheets are used to create thick arrays of flexible OPV cells and they are used to convert solar radiation into electricity providing cheap solar power. New OPV design:
Now a research team under the guidance of Chongwu Zhou, Professor of Electrical Engineering, USC Viterbi School of Engineering has put forward the theory that the graphene - in its form as atom-thick carbon atom sheets and then attached to very flexible polymer sheets with thermo-plastic layer protection will be incorporated into the OPV cells. By chemical vapour deposition, quality graphene can now be produced in sufficient quantities also. Differences between silicon cells and graphene OPV cells:
The traditional silicon solar cells are more efficient as 14 watts of power will be generated from 1000 watts of sunlight where as only 1.3 watts of power can be generated from a graphene OPV cell. But these OPV cells more than compensate by having more advantages like physical flexibility and costing less. More economical in the long run:
According to Gomez De Arco, a team member, it may be one day possible to run printing presses with these economically priced OPVs covering extensive areas very much like printing newspapers. In Gomez' words - "They could be hung as curtains in homes or even made into fabric and be worn as power generating clothing, imagine people powering their cellular phone or music/video device while jogging in the sun." Advantages of OPVs:
The flexibility of OPVs gives these cells additional advantage by being operational after repeated bending unlike the Indium-Tin-Oxide cells. Low cost, conductivity, stability, electrode/organic film compatibility, and easy availability along with flexibility give graphene OPV cell a decidedly added advantage over other solar cells. The team:
The USC team, consisting of Chongwu Zhou, Cody W. Schlenker, Koungmin Rye, Mark E. Thompson, Yi Zhang and Gomez De Arco published a paper about their research in ACS Nano journal and are very much excited about the future potential advantages and uses that are possible with the OPV grapehne cells. -
Solar Heat Collector SHC1.0
Posted on : 16 July, 2014
