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Electrification system using thunder energy, wireless transmitting to power static and movable users Download PDF

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WO2004052563A2
WO2004052563A2 PCT/BA2003/000007 BA0300007W WO2004052563A2 WO 2004052563 A2 WO2004052563 A2 WO 2004052563A2 BA 0300007 W BA0300007 W BA 0300007W WO 2004052563 A2 WO2004052563 A2 WO 2004052563A2
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05F—STATIC ELECTRICITY; NATURALLY-OCCURRING ELECTRICITY
    • H05F7/00—Use of naturally-occurring electricity, e.g. lightning or static electricity
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02J—CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS OR SYSTEMS FOR SUPPLYING OR DISTRIBUTING ELECTRIC POWER; SYSTEMS FOR STORING ELECTRIC ENERGY
    • H02J50/00—Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power
    • H02J50/10—Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power using inductive coupling
    • H02J50/12—Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power using inductive coupling of the resonant type

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  • THUNDER PLANT It's in shape of tower with ball shaped top. Tower is set at the open space (flat ground or mountain top), where a thunder strikes often.
  • ANTENNA HF TRANSMITTER Ball shaped, in size for HF (high frequency) transmitter, which bounces off ionosphere. This ball is positioned on top of the tower (Thunder Plant 1). Inside is filled with coil witch is part of Resonant Circuit 3, and material that can handle a high power transmitting.
  • RESONANT CIRCUIT Positioned inside the tower, below Antenna HF Transmitter 2. Composed off couple off capacitors, coils and oscillators in size to collect thunder energy in to a resonant circuit.
  • ANTENNA RECEIVER Oscillator that mach's bounced (off ionosphere) frequency of thunder energy.

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Abstract

1. THUNDER PLANT. It's in shape of tower with bail shaped top. Tower is set at the open space (flat ground or mountain top), where a thunder strikes often. 2. ANTENNA HF TRANSMITTER. Bail shaped, in size for HF (high frequency) transmitter, which bounces off lonosphere. This bail is positioned on top of the tower (Thunder Plant 1). Inside is filled with coil witch is part of Resonant Circuit 3, and material that can handle a high power transmitting. 3. RESONANT CIRCUIT. Positioned inside the tower, below Antenna HF Transmitter 2. Composed off couple off capacitors, colis and oscillators in size to collect thunder energy in to a resonant circuit. 4. IONOSPHERE. Chemical sphere surrounding planet Earth. 5. ANTENNA RECEIVER. Oscillator that mach's bounced (off lonosphere) frequency of thunder energy. 6. AMPLIFIER. Electronic amplifier. 7. DC MOTOR. 8. AC MOTOR. When thunder strikes in the Thunder Plant (1), in Resonant Circuit (3) energy is inducted during lifting potential of whole construction to potential of the thunder. Connecting points of colis and capacitors are: a. Antenna HF Transmitter, and b. the other end where oscillator is also connected to a Resonant Circuit (3). Antenna HF Transmitter (2) is than transmitting energy accumulated in the Resonant Circuit (3) trough it's coil to the air. This energy in the foret of signal is than bounced of the lonosphere (4) to the antenna receiver (5). Than one Amplifier (6) in sizes that matches needs, powers DC Motor (7), and three Amplifiers (6) are powering AC Motor (8).

Description

Electrification system using thunder energy, wireless transmitting to power static and movable users
Technical Field
Technical field to witch this invention is related is Electrical.
Problem that consist today is complicated electrification system where consequence is polluted planet (nuclear waste, polluted air, river braking etc.), which is also technical state today.
Background art
LEGEND (see picture on page 5):
1. THUNDER PLANT. It's in shape of tower with ball shaped top. Tower is set at the open space (flat ground or mountain top), where a thunder strikes often.
2. ANTENNA HF TRANSMITTER. Ball shaped, in size for HF (high frequency) transmitter, which bounces off ionosphere. This ball is positioned on top of the tower (Thunder Plant 1). Inside is filled with coil witch is part of Resonant Circuit 3, and material that can handle a high power transmitting.
3. RESONANT CIRCUIT. Positioned inside the tower, below Antenna HF Transmitter 2. Composed off couple off capacitors, coils and oscillators in size to collect thunder energy in to a resonant circuit.
4. IONOSPHERE. Chemical sphere surrounding planet Earth.
5. ANTENNA RECEIVER. Oscillator that mach's bounced (off ionosphere) frequency of thunder energy.
6. AMPLIFIER. Electronic amplifier.
7. DC MOTOR.
8. AC MOTOR.
When thunder strikes in the Thunder Plant (1), in Resonant Circuit (3) energy is inducted during lifting potential of whole construction to potential of the thunder. Connecting points of coils and capacitors are: a. Antenna HF Transmitter, and b. the other end where oscillator is also connected to a Resonant Circuit (3). Antenna HF Transmitter (2) is than transmitting energy accumulated in the Resonant Circuit (3) trough it's coil to the air. This energy in the form of signal is than bounced of the Ionosphere (4) to the antenna receiver (5). Than one Amplifier (6) in sizes that matches needs, powers DC Motor (7), and three Amplifiers (6) are powering AC Motor (8). Recharging is preformed by another thunder strike in the Thunder Plant 1.
If we connect capacitors in series, we can increase total capacity. If we connect coils in series, we can increase total inductivity, and if we use frequency multipliers, we can get asked frequency. In this way we can get values to mach resonant circuit needs in order to level up with thunder energy. If we can't mach thunder energy, than we make as big as we need or can at this point, and extra energy is grounded automatically. Disclosure of the invention
To transmit accumulated energy, we can use technology that radio amateur's use today in HF band that bounces of the ionosphere. Antenna transmitter is justified to mach power that transmitting, and today unfortunately we don't have example of such high power antenna. It's consisted of coil and material that can handle a high power transmitting.
Finally receiver and amplifiers that are used to power up users, today we can se in widely used signal amplification on TV, radio etc. (smaller size than the one we need)
Advantages in relation to today's state: Cleaner planet, more energy, less expensive, suitable for movable and static users.
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Claims

1. Today's electrification system (hydroplants, term plants, nuclear plants, distribution wire lines, transformer stations, commercial, residential or industrial customers) characterized by is installing new system off electrification (thunder plant, wireless transmitting to receiving end, amplifiers and finally to commercial, residential or industrial customers)
2. Today's engines that use oil or it's products characterized by would be replaced with electro motors, with higher or same power, which will be moved by the new system of electrification (thunder plant, wireless transmitting to receiving end, amplifiers and finally to electro motors).
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Robert Rener
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