WASTED ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

  • We PROVE the electrical power that should be lost as waste to usable energy.
  • There are 2 main potentials that cause electrical power to be wasted as waste or diverted.
( Illustration No.1)

Basic Principles
Green Energy Generator Technology

(1) Electromagnetic Field
&
(2) Residual Energy Formula

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD



The Electromagnetic Field produced from the applied Electromotive Force (EMF) flow also known as ‘Electromotance’ Current, flows through the conductor in the form of a sinusoidal wave (AC Current).

SINUSOIDAL WAVE

A sinusoidal waveform sweeps from 0° to a peak of 90° and back to 0° in the first half cycle.Peak again at 90° and back
to 0° on the 2nd half cycle to complete one full cycle.


MAGNET 0°

0° is the position known as the magnetic field change is the time the electromagnetic field varies, not causing the ENERGY GENERATING electromagnetic field to SINK energy instantly.


EDDY CURRENT

This time the varying electromagnetic field is caused by sinusoidal AC caused by the INDUCED ELECTRICAL current in the coil known as ‘Eddy Current’.


BEMF

According to Lenz’s Law, Eddy currents create a magnetic field that opposes the magnetic field that created it, and it induces an electric current to flow in the opposite direction known as the ‘Back Electromotive Force‘ (BEMF), opposing the current supply.


HEAT ENERGY WASTED

A BEMF flowing through a resistance will dissipate energy as heat in the material causing eddy currents, which is a source of energy loss in AC current inductors, electric motors, transformers and generators that affect the efficiency factor.


AC CURRENT


Energy loss in AC current is waste energy. Method Statement RPPS is designed to harness or harvest waste energy.

WASTE ENERGY FORMULA

1 .
A thermographic photograph taken while the induction motor is operating exhibits the presence of a flux that converts to Electromagnetism.

2.
Infrared thermography (IRT), thermal imaging and thermal video are examples of infrared imaging.

3.
Thermographic cameras usually detect radiation in the long infrared range of the electromagnetic field of the spectrum
(about 9,000 – 14,000 nanometers or 9 –14 µm) and produces an image of that radiation, called a thermogram and can also exhibit the presence of Electromagnetic flux density that turns into electromagnetism and residuals in the operating motor, especially in the rotor segment and the field coil winding.



4.
Lighter colors indicate areas with maximum radiated energy and heavy or bold colors indicate areas of lower energy radiation.

RPPS BLOCK DIAGRAM