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| Jan1-04, 04:51 PM | #1 |
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undeniable proof of free energy
I have an experiment here that proves that free
energy exists. First you take 2 identical capacitors each consists of 2 plates 1M square,one has a dielectric 1M square sandwiched between the 2 plates the other capcitor has an air gap between the 2 plates.Lets say the dielectric constant of the dielectric is 100,therefore we can agree that if both capacitors have the same distance between their plates it takes 1 volt applied to the dieletric capacitor to store the same charge as 100 volts for the nondielectric capacitor.Now we can agree when both capacitors have equal charge on their plates, the force acting on the plates forcing them together, should greater for the dielectric capcitor than the nondielectric capcitor when the plates are the same distance apart. The next step you seperate the plates of each capacitor by 1M. The dielectric capacitor still has the dielectric between the 2 plates attached to one plate. Next you apply 1 volt to the dielectric capacitor and 100 volts to the nondielectric capacitor.We will assume that the charge on the plates can be neglected at a plate distance of 1 M with the voltages applied.Next we will maintain the applied voltages and move the plates of each capacitor together until they are seperated by a distance of .5 mm.Since the nondielectric capacitor now has the same charge as the dielectric capacitor, the work done by the plates moving from 1M to .5 mm apart is greater for the diectric capacitor than the nondielectric capacitor. The key here is that the build up of charge on the capcacitors as the the plates are moved together requires 1/100 the energy for the 1 volt dielectric capacitor than 100 volt nondielectric capacitor,yet the mechanical done by the plates moving together is greater for the dielectric capacitor than nondielectric capacitor. The discharge energy of both capacitors with stationary plates is exactly 1/2 the charge energy of both capcitors with moving plates. Since the energy equations of both capacitors have to be balanced you now have a situation for example where the charge energy of the dielectric capacitor is 1 watt and the dicharge energy is .5 watts and the charge energy of the nondielectric capacitor is 100 watts and the discharge energy is 50 watts,yet the mechanical energy done by the moving dielectric plate is greater than the mechanical energy done by the moving nondielectric plate.The energy equations don't add up.This unaccountable energy is irrefutable proof of free energy. |
| Jan1-04, 06:11 PM | #2 |
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Your theory is incorrect.
The manipulation of differing dielectric constants in capacitors have long been known and are widely utilized in electronic circuitry. Dielectrics cause in increased resitance to "voltage breakdown" between potential barriers. This allows a greater potential for charge storage and other electronic issues. However, in all cases, the "power-factor" remains the same. That is, a particular capacitor that stores 100 volts at 1 ampere might seem more "energetic" than a dielectrically modified capacitor that stores 1 volt at 100 amps. But this is not true. Whereas special applications demanding extremly high impulse voltages are often built using capacitors, the power factor remains the same(Power=Voltage x Current) regardless of what one does. |
| Jan1-04, 06:18 PM | #3 |
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Altho I did read the rest of the paper the opening declaration "First you take 2 identical capacitors each consists of 2 plates 1M square,one has a dielectric 1M square sandwiched between the 2 plates the other capcitor has an air gap betweenthe 2 plates..
Identical...Man that's the best joke post I've read this year..sometimes I make up jokes like this on the fly and many don't get them.. this one was good . Thanks for the laugh and happy new year =) |
| Jan1-04, 11:53 PM | #4 |
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The thing that gets me about the free energy crowd is how the believers can think it works even though no one is actually using it. If these lab experiments truly did work, getting from the lab to powering your house (and selling the power back to the power company) would be a relatively trivial exercise.
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| Jan2-04, 08:06 AM | #5 |
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Russ check out Xogen Power at http://www.xogen.ca/
this is a company that splits water into oxygen and hydrogen using resonance frequency,dielectric effect of water,and capacitive plates,with very little energy input.This technology is now in commercial development. |
| Jan2-04, 12:09 PM | #6 |
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Uh huh...
Not free energy. Carl, you really need to get onboard with the fact that free energy is contrary to the laws of physics and start accepting these sites for what they are: scams. There are dozens of scams out there on free energy. Some of them making TONS of money and producing nothing but pretty looking websites. |
| Jan2-04, 02:07 PM | #7 |
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Time will tell.
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| Jan3-04, 01:24 AM | #8 |
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| Jan3-04, 05:17 PM | #9 |
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I've been researching free energy for years, there
are a lot of interesting stories, in books and on the web,about people with their devices and what happenned to them. There is something to this free energy business,and when people get desperate enough for energy it will be here, don't say I didn't tell you. |
| Jan3-04, 06:00 PM | #10 |
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I'll put my money on The Laws of Thermodynamics.
Free energy claims fall into two simple categories. 1. Out right fraud. 2. A poor understanding of the basic principles. your capacitor idea being an example of the latter. It is a safe bet that there is no source of free energy. |
| Jan3-04, 11:26 PM | #11 |
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Right or wrong everyone is entitled to an opinion.
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