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titleOfInvention Renewable energy generation process using resonant nano-particle plasma, electromagnetic cavity resonator and acoustic resonator
abstract The present invention is a renewable energy generation process using a resonant nanoparticle plasma, applying an electromagnetic cavity resonator and an acoustic resonator. During the process, the acoustic resonator is placed in an electromagnetic cavity resonator and 10 to 500 kPa, about 2,000 using a complex plasma made of submicron sized carbon nanoparticles (1), hydrogen isotopes and other gases. A series of acoustic resonances are generated at 0 ° C., thus generating vibrations and plasmon polaritons on the surface of the carbon microparticles that vibrate in the 10 kHz to 5 GHz and terahertz range, generating heat or electrical energy, or generating a series of transmutations. The present invention is an embodiment for generating renewable heat formed by an electromagnetic cavity resonator (30) excited by an electromagnetic field and an acoustic resonator (10). There are nano-sized microparticles (1) in the acoustic resonator (10) operated by several acoustic resonances. The electromagnetic cavity resonator (30) is cylindrical, spherical or rectangular and has a mirror-like inner surface (31). A cylindrical or spherical acoustic resonator (10) made of a heat-resistant electrical insulating material is mounted therein. The acoustic resonator (10) has at least one inlet tuning opening (21) and one outlet tuning opening (20), and is further surrounded by a heat insulating transparent glass tube (29) or heat resistant glass (33). Has been. It also has a waveguide (17) driven by a vibrator (12) capable of generating an electromagnetic wave having a frequency higher than 1 GHz. FIG. A further embodiment of the present invention is a renewable electrical energy generating device that operates with resonant nanoparticle plasma of nanoparticle (1), concentric spherical inner electrode (50) and outer electrode (51). The internal electrode (50) is connected to the power supply device, and the external electrode (51) as an armature is connected to the load device (84). The power supply device includes a vibrator (12), a primary coil (55), a secondary coil (54), and a power source (40). The load device (84) is connected to the external electrode (51) via a vibration circuit. FIG. A further embodiment of the invention is an energy generating device driven by a vibrator (12) or by a magnetron and a resonant electromagnetic circuit and also including an acoustic resonator (10), wherein the acoustic resonator (10) is a nanoparticle ( 1). FIG.
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