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Here at
Evergreen we
have tamed
the
lightning
for you and
placed it in
a
Bottle.....
There are
many uses
for the
technology:- It
can provide
more highly
efficient,
environmentally
clean and
cost
effective
electricity
than any
other
known method
to date. Other
applications
are
water
desalination,
hydrogen
production
or as a
highly
efficient
motor for
plant, pumps
and
machinery. It
can also be
a more
efficient
and cost
effective
drive for
anything
that turns,
spins or
rotates.
HOW IT
WORKS:-
DESCRIPTION
AND WORKING
PRINCIPLES
OF THE
ELECTRICITY
ENHANCING
DEVICE...
The EEA baffles those who
misinterpret the actions taking place
within it as being outside of commonly
accepted
scientific principles and laws, where in
fact it certainly is not. We will make a
simple explanation to demonstrate what
motivates the EEA
motor/generator:
In order to
gain an
understanding
of the
operation of
the EEA (Evergreen
Electricity
Amplifier)
it must be
understood
that there
are actually
three
separate and
completely
individual
events
occurring in
the one
machine.
Each of the
three is
equally
important
because
without one
of them
operating in
a completely
synchronistical
manner with
the others
in the
system, the
end result
would not
achieve the
efficiency
levels
required.
Each of the
three events
can and
should be
viewed in
isolation
and then
when the
three are
drawn
together as
they are in
the EEA, an
understanding
of the
operation
will become
clear.
The First
Event is a
Pulsed DC
Motor
The Second
Event is an
AC generator
The
Third Event
is the
result of
the impact
of the
Second on
the First
THE FIRST
EVENT
A Pulsed DC
Motor
A DC input
current
either from
a battery
bank or from
rectified AC
mains is
supplied to
a DC motor,
in this
case,
comprising
of four
fixed
position
stator
coils, and a
rotor with
four equally
spaced
imbedded
rare earth
permanent
magnets of a
particular
strength.
The input is
pulsed by a
rotating
switch
(commutated)
allowing the
DC input
current to
flow through
the motor
coils for a
percentage
of one cycle
as dictated
by the
actual ON
period of
the
commutator
contacts.
In most
cases this
is around
0.2 of a
cycle. The
electron
flow in this
DC circuit
is negative
to positive
and so the
negative
lead is
permanently
connected to
the coil/s.
The DC pulse
causes a
magnetic
effect in
the coil
core so that
the
temporary
polarisation
of the coils
laminated
steel core
has the
effect of
repulsing
the
magnetically
aligned
permanent
magnet
embedded in
the rotor so
causing it
to rotate.
The DC pulse
is
completely
consumed by
this action,
which is the
cause of the
rotor
spinning.
So the
single
result of
the consumed
DC input
pulse is
that it
initiates
the motor
movement.
THE SECOND
EVENT
An AC
Generator
The same
coils used
for the
motor
section in
the First
Event are
used to
generate the
Second
Event, that
being an AC
power
output. The
rotor
containing
the
permanent
magnets is
caused to be
driven past
the stator
coils by the
motor, at
which time
induction
occurs in
the coils
producing an
alternating
current (AC)
output. The
only force
being used
to cause the
movement of
the rotor is
the motor
torque. The
AC generated
in the coils
is done so
independent
of the input
DC pulse and
is strictly
the result
of the
induction
effect.
Evidence of
the Second
Event being
able to
operate
independently
and still
provide the
same AC
output
result is
proven by
causing it
to produce
the same
output
without the
EEA motor
section
connected.
This is done
by
disconnecting
the DC input
wires and
using an
outside
power source
such as an
electric
motor
connected to
the axle of
the
generator
and spinning
it up to 750
revolutions
per minute
speed. This
will cause a
50 Hz AC
output
result, a
result that
is identical
to that with
the EA
motor
connected.
This proves
that the AC
output is
produced
purely by
and
controlled
by the speed
of rotation
of the motor
having an
induction
effect on
the coils,
nothing
else, and
especially
no part of
the DC input
power
component
can be
attributed
as adding to
the
generated AC
output.
THE THIRD
EVENT:-
The Effect
of Event Two
on Event One
Events One
and Two
happen
independently
of each
other in the
same
machine.
The only
similarity
shared in
the Events
is that they
share the
same coil to
enable each
to perform
their
independent
functions.
The pulsed
DC input to
the coil has
no effect on
the AC being
produced
because
there is no
return path
for it
through the
AC load of
the coil.
The AC is
being
generated
continuously,
and has no
direct
electrical
contribution
to the input
because it
too has no
return path
to enable it
to do so.
The DC input
runs the
motor
supplying
current
through its
own defined
circuit for
around 0.2
of cycle.
(The ON
period).
The DC input
circuit has
nothing to
do with the
AC output
circuit,
remember all
the DC input
is exhausted
in the First
Event so
there is
absolutely
no DC input
power left
to do
anything
else.
The DC
current is
driven into
the motor
coils as
long as
there is a
potential
difference
in voltage
between the
DC voltage
and the AC
voltage.
This
potential
voltage is
what carries
the input
current.
When this
potential
voltage
difference
falls to
zero the ON
period of
the
electrical
cycle is
ended, and
then no
input
current can
flow.
The input
voltage that
carries
current
(amps) into
the motor
coils in a
resultant
voltage.
This can be
seen on
oscilloscope
traces as a
variable
voltage. It
can also be
called a
differential
voltage
because the
current is
able to flow
for a brief
period
before the
lesser
voltage
becomes
equal, and
so prevents
the flow
from
continuing.
SUMMARY
The EEA has
been
designed to
maximise and
exploit
Events One,
Two and
Three in a
synchronous
manner so as
to produce a
highly
efficient
means of
generating
electricity.
It could be
seen as a
true Tribrid
system.
This
harmonious
triumvirate
result has
been
accomplished
by
identifying
and
controlling
the precise
timing of
input and
output
voltages, so
to allow the
separate
Events to
operate
within the
same space,
using
minimal
shared
components
while
retaining
their
original
individual
effects.
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