| 摘要 |
<p>#CMT# #/CMT# Heat is generated by nuclear fusion of argon with itself or isotopes thereof, optionally with the addition of helium and neon, in order to form krypton and xenon, or isotopes thereof. Fusion occurs by electron discharge in an enclosed reactor space (1) to form a plasma and the resulting mass defects release photons which generally have a wavelength of more than 500 nm, creating heat. The electricity required to drive the process is generated using some of this heat, infra-red photovoltaic cells (9) or bimetallic electret stacks (7). Electron discharge takes place between a cathode (2) and anode (3), either with an externally operated heating coil (4) in between or with an electromagnetic field created in between by means of induction. #CMT#USE : #/CMT# For generating heat in order to produce mechanical energy which is converted into electricity. #CMT#ADVANTAGE : #/CMT# Clean electricity can be produced at low cost. #CMT#DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS : #/CMT# The figure shows the reactor and electrical circuitry. 1 : reactor 2 : cathode 3 : anode 4 : heating coil 7 : bimetallic electret stacks 9 : IR photovoltaic cells.</p> |
