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- VIOLATION OF LAW OF CONSERVATION OF CHARGE
- IN SPACE POWER GENERATION PHENOMENON
-
- By
-
- PARAMAHAMSA TEWARI
- Chief Project Engineer
- Kaiga Project
- NUCLEAR POWER CORPORATION
- Karwar
- INDIA
-
- INTRODUCTION:
-
- It has been hitherto believed in physics that the total electric
- charge in the Universe is a constant quantity, and if additional
- charge appears in some region, it is only at the expense of the
- charge deficit in some other regions.
-
- It is a basic law that electric charge is conserved and cannot be
- destroyed or created. Precise experiments on a Space Power
- Generator (SPG) which has been now further developed to demonstrate
- the commercial viability of the newly discovered phenomenon of space
- power generation however, totally violate the existing law of
- conservation of charge, by generating output electrical power much
- in excess of the input electrical power.
-
- Since electric charge is a form of basic energy, the law of
- conservation of energy will need to be enlarged to incorporate in it
-
- Page 1
-
- the dynamics of absolute vacuum [1] which in a state of rotation
- generates fundamental field to produce electrical charge and energy.
-
- DESCRIPTION OF THE SPG:
-
- The SPG shown in Fig. 1 is a further developed form of the machines
- described [2,3] in earlier issues of this magazine.
-
- A non-magnetic shaft interconnects two mild steel rotors on which
- two electromagnets are mounted. Electric power at 1.5 volt d-c and
- high ampheres is drawn from each unit, with the help of copper-
- graphite brushes when the machine runs at 2860 rpm directly coupled
- and driven by an induction motor.
-
- The power is drawn between the inner rotor's cylindrical surface and
- the shaft through d-c shunts that enable measurements of high d-c
- current.
-
- The SPG weighs about 150 Kg. and is fabricated out of 120 mm thick
- mild steel plate. The two units enable generation of power at more
- than 3 volt d-c by appropriate series connections between the two
- coils. The electromagnet's coils are 16 swg super enamelled wire
- with 216 turns in each coil.
-
- The feature that brings improvements [4] in this machine is the
- larger diameter of the rotors that produces higher d-c voltage at
- comparatively lower speed, not exceeding 3000 rpm. Also the twin
- units with single coil in each unit double the amount of power.
-
- TEST RESULTS:
-
- The drive motor (DM) takes no-load current of 2.6 amperes (1300
- watts) to rotate itself and the SPG to overcome windage and friction
- at 2870 rpm. The no-load voltage internally generated in each unit
- of the SPG is adjusted to 1.5 volts d-c between the shaft and the
- inner rotor by the control of the d-c excitation current in the two
- electromagnet's coils connected in series.
-
- The excitation current is 31 amperes, the total d-c resistance of
- the two coils being 2.5 ohms. The power given to the electromagnets
- is 31 x 31 x 2.5, that is, 2400 watts. The two shunts with
- calibration of 2000 amperes for 75 mv are now connected across the
- two output circuits.
-
- The d-c currents measured in each circuit are almost equal to 2613
- amperes corresponding to 98 mv reading of the shunt.
-
- The output electrical power of each unit is 2613 x 1.5 watts, that
- is, 3919 watts. Total electrical power from the two units is 7839
- watts.
-
- As the SPG is electrically loaded, the current of DM rises to 10
- amperes, showing a rise of 7.4 amperes over the no-load current, and
- corresponding to a rise in input electrical power of 3700 watts.
-
- The load current of the DM of 10 amperes amounts to the total
- electrical input to the DM of 5000 watts, out of which 1300 watts is
- utilised to overcome the no-load losses.
-
-
- Page 2
-
- The remaining electrical input of 3700 watts generates 7839 watts of
- electrical output power, giving the efficiency of space power
- generation in this particular as 211.8%.
-
- Assuming electromagnetic efficiency of the DM as 80%, the efficiency
- of the electrical energy generation of the SPG will rise to 264.75%.
-
- If the excitation power of 2400 watts given to the SPG is deducted
- from the total electrical output from the SPG of 7839 watts, the
- balance electrical output of 5439 watts still exceeds the total
- electrical input of 5000 watts by 439 watts, giving the total system
- efficiency of 105.9% while, in addition the DM-SPG set runs as a
- perpetual system drawing 1300 watts of power from space.
-
- QUANTUM OF SPACE POWER:
-
- The quantum of electrical charge produced due to the rotation of
- space in a rotating electromagnet and the electrical power produced
- when the power is withdrawn through an electric circuit, as
- discussed in earlier article [2], is given by,
-
- P = (1.8) LN(r^2)(10^-5)kW
- (1)
-
- where, P is power in kW, L is axial length of the SPG in centimeter,
- N is revolution per second, and 'r' is the radius in centimeter of
- the SPG on the inner rotor surface.
-
- The derivation of the above relation was based on the assumption
- that the radius of the spherical void at the centre of electron as
- discussed in space vortex theory [1,2] is 1.5 x (10^-11) cm.
-
- More precise measurements in space power generation experiments,
- however show that the coefficient 1.8 in equation (1) should be 2.5,
- and the void radius at electron's centre should be taken as 10^-11
- cm. With these corrections the space power equation (1) now
- becomes:
-
- P = (2.5) LN(r^2)(10^-5)kW
- (2)
-
- substituting the values, L=12, N=47.6, and r=11.43 in (2),
-
- P = 5.85 kW
-
- Since there are two units of the SPG on the shaft, total power from
- the two units will be 11.7 kW, which is 1.5 times the output power
- drawn from the machine in the above test.
-
- With additional brushes and reduced contacts at about 3000 rpm, the
- above machine will have capacity to produce about 12 kW of power.
-
- If the SPG is driven at 6000 rpm both the voltages and currents will
- be doubled, producing 4 times output of 48 kW. Since the excitation
- power remains constant, much higher total system efficiency is
- expected though the efficiency of the SPG as computed above will
- remain constant at 211.8%.
-
-
-
- Page 3
-
- CONCLUSION:
-
- Mass-energy equation of Einstein brought forth an universal law that
- an electron like all matter contains in its structure energy. A
- further enlargement of this law is that electron is itself energy,
- where "energy" in physical terms is a state of vacuum in rotation.
-
- Even at ordinary speed of rotation of an electromagnet, the inter-
- atomic space of the iron core develops velocity fields of vacuum
- that qualitatively act like additional charge within the rotating
- system and liberate orbital electrons of the iron atoms.
-
- With the interaction of the magnetic field the free electrons form
- polarites [2,3].
-
- It is possible to commercially develop a machine that can not only
- rotate itself perpetually but also generate additional electrical
- charge in kilowatts and higher range.
-
- The law of conservation of charge and the law of conservation of
- energy are applicable within the systems confined to material
- interactions alone and not to the medium of space which is a dynamic
- entity that can rotate and create charge at ordinary speeds, and can
- rotate and create electrons at speed of light.
-
- REFERENCES:
-
- 1. Paramahamsa Tewari - "Beyond Matter", Printwell Publications,
- Aligarh, India (1984).
-
- 2. Paramahamsa Tewari - "Generation of Electrical Power from
- Absolute Vacuum by High Speed Rotation of conducting Magnetic
- Cylinder",
- Magnets in Your Future, Vol. 1 No. 8, August 1986, P.O. Box 580,
- Temecula, CA 92390, USA.
-
- 3. Paramahamsa Tewari - "Interaction of Electron and Magnetic Field
- in Space Power Generation Phenomenon", Magnets in Your Future,
- Vol. 2 No. 12, December 1987, P.O. Box 580, Temecula, Ca. 92390,
- USA.
-
- 4. Report on the Initial Testing Phase of DePalma Energy
- Corporation, N1 Electrical Power Generator, 6-1-1988 -
- Bruce DePalma, DePalma Energy Corporation, 1060 Channel Drive,
- Santa Barbara, California
- 93108, (805) 969-6442.
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