Bench
1,315 published findings from the ongoing work — what has been established, calculated and observed at the bench, each traceable to the session that produced it.
established VIC
Each Voltage Pulse duration time-period (T1 on-time) is directly related to the applied Voltage-Pulse Amplitude (Vo...Vn) and the reoccurring Voltage Pulse Frequency (49a...49n), together forming the...
established VIC
The Secondary Voltage pickup coil (52) of Figure 7-8 displaces and separates the Resonant Charging Chokes (56/62), positioning them on opposite ends of the Secondary Pickup Coil.
established VIC
The opposite negative Voltage Pulse Train (67, 602a...602n) is formed by the 'Electron Clustering Effect' (631) of Figure 7-9, producing a Negative Electrical Voltage Intensity (67) equal in magnitude...
established VIC
In the inactivated electrical state, the VIC Matrix Circuit (690) behavior is governed by Circuit Resistance Equations (Eq. 9), which allow the positive Voltage Pulse-Wave (583) to be duplicated in su...
established VIC
Because the two Resonant Charging Chokes have matched resistive values, coil-ringing is prevented during each pulse off-time, allowing the Electron Bounce Phenomenon (EbP) to occur without amperage in...
established WFC
The incoming gated voltage pulse signal (49a...49n) is electrically linked with the Water-Gap Capacitor (Cp) of Figure 7-8, which has a dielectric liquid of water (85) between its plates.
established VIC
Both Resonant Charging Chokes (56/Z2 and 62/Z3) have the same resistive value, typically 11.6 kΩ each, which keeps the leading edge (Vpa) and trailing edge (Vpb) of the unipolar Voltage Pulse-Wave uni...
established VIC
The Voltage Intensifier Matrix Circuit, electrically connected with the resistive liquid (water, Re), forms a Resonant Water Gap referred to as 'Cp', and propagates the Traveling Voltage Wave-Form acc...
established WFC
By maintaining voltage amplitude potential (Vo-64a-64b-64c-Vn) without appreciable amp arc-over across the Water-Gap, the pulsating opposite electrical attraction forces (RR'/SS') electrically charge...
established WFC
The water bath (85) is described as a dielectric liquid with a value of typically 78.54 (dielectric constant), which does not like to transfer or exchange electrons, keeping the electrical transmissio...
established WFC confidence 0.80
The Voltage Coefficient of Water (e/Eo, Eq 21) together with the Voltage Coefficient of the stainless steel material forming voltage surfaces (E9/E10) establishes the Traveling Electrical Voltage Wave...
established WFC
The surface tension of water adjacent to both voltage surfaces (E9/E10) aids transmission of voltage potential, and the Electrical Charging Effect does not change or alter the dielectric value of wate...
established WFC
Stainless steel material (T304) forming voltage surfaces (E9/E10) electrically conducts and transfers voltage pulse-frequency potential along the inside surface area via skin effect; this chemically i...
established VIC
The dielectric property of water (85), resistance to electron flow, in conjunction with the VIC Coil Matrix Circuit and VIC Coil Assembly, inhibits amp 'influxing' (Electron Bounce Phenomenon, EbP) du...
established WFC
The space-gap exposes the injected water bath (85) to unipolar pulse-oscillation of high voltage intensity of opposite polarity (E10/E9), which propagates opposite electrical attraction force (RR'/SS'...
established WFC
The tubular Traveling Voltage Wave-guide is physically formed when positive voltage surface (E9) and negative voltage surface (E10) are placed in parallel space relationship about a cylindrical axis o...
established WFC
Voltage Tickling of State Space under 'Resonant Electrical Stress,' performed without amperage (current) influx while tuning-in to the dielectric properties of water, is referred to in the WFC Tech-ma...
established WFC
In each State Space condition, the combustible gas atoms of water are 'Electrically Stressed' under different pressure levels to bring on the triggering point for thermally igniting the combustible ga...
established
A Differential dynamic variable condition of State Space occurs when a changing dynamic electrical stress of opposite polarity (RR'-SS') encounters a negative (decreasing) dynamic gas pressure.
established
A Combinatorial variable condition is a State Space function in which a constant static gas pressure is subjected to an ever-changing electrical stress of opposite polarity, denoted RR'-SS'.
established
Dynamic variable conditions exist when both the applied electrical stress of opposite polarity and the gas pressure are continually changing within a preset time frame.
established
A Static variable condition is established when the resultant gas pressure is held constant while the electrical stress of opposite polarity Voltage Pulse-Wave (64), shown in Figure 3-20 of WFC memo 4...
established
Sensors in the engine system monitor air pressure and temperature, which affect dilution of the hydrogen fuel; the management module CPU and controllers adjust gas mixture components accordingly to ma...
established WFC
When used with a water fuel cell per Letters Patent No. 4,936,961, the preferred management system includes a pulse generator for fuel gas production and a phase lock loop circuit that detects and sca...
established
A plurality of microcell-type conduits, .015 to .025 inch in diameter, are formed in a solid length having an outer diameter of approximately .378 inch (Figure 5); this conduit size is appropriate for...
established
Distribution of the hydrogen fuel gas mixture uses quenching tubes (Figures 5 and 5B): a circuit of discrete small-volume conduits formed in an open-cell porous material within an otherwise solid exte...
established
The gas meter control which provides uniform delivery of the fuel gas mixture is determined by pulse signals generated by the distributor corresponding to each cycle of the engine.
established
The quantity of fuel mixture introduced to the cylinder at intake is the same per cycle regardless of engine RPM; although fuel cell hydrogen production rate must increase with higher RPM, per-cycle h...
established
Inert water vapor exhaust gas (e.g., from valve 5 in Figure 2) and ambient air are used as diluents to reduce hydrogen burn rate; excess oxygen from ambient air ensures complete combustion but may nee...
established
The system modulates the hydrogen component of the overall gas mixture by diluting it with non-combustible gases (ambient air, exhaust water vapor) so that its burn rate approximates that of a fossil...