Bench
56 published findings from the ongoing work — what has been established, calculated and observed at the bench, each traceable to the session that produced it.
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An Electron Extractor Grid (51) is positioned on top of and in spatial relationship to the Gas Resonant Cavity Structure (110) of the Hydrogen Gas Gun, per Figure 20YID/20JX, to capture electrons libe...
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The semiconductor laser package is variable pulsed from 1Hz to 1KHz or higher to help trigger gas ionization during the resonant-action process.
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In application, semiconductor lasers are used in packaged form to transmit the generated laser or light energy to the resonant cavity.
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The laser assembly (45) can be any type of conventional laser that operates in the visible and/or ultraviolet region.
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The laser or light energy is pulsed to maintain the compounding action within the resonant cavities.
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Ionized gas build-up per cavity-stage causes greater gas-yield to occur prior to gas-ignition or utilization.
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Ionized gases enter other resonant cavities in stacked relationship (exit port to inlet port), undergoing the same gas ionization process at each stage, per Figures 20C and 20D.
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Laser or light energy (45), shown in Figures 20C and 20D, is injected into the high intensity voltage zones to help cause liberated gas atoms (including ambient air gases released from the water) to r...
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The Laser Injected Resonant Cavity's purpose is to enhance hydrogen gas-yield beyond the voltage parameters and compounding-action (resonant-action) prior to gas ignition, helping liberated gas atoms...
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The value of the Inductor (c), the value of the capacitor (ER of t), and the pulse-frequency of the voltage applied across the LC circuit together determine the impedance of the LC circuit.
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The established resonant frequency of the LC circuit is independent of voltage amplitude, as illustrated in Figure 9BB.
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The Inductance (c) and Capacitance (ER of t) properties of the LC circuit are tuned to resonate at a certain frequency, and this resonant frequency can be raised or lowered by changing the inductance...
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The Inductor (c) becomes a Modulator Inductor which steps up an oscillation of a given charging frequency, using the effective capacitance of the pulse-forming network to charge the voltage zones (E3/...
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Resonant Charging Choke (c) in series with Excitor-Array (E3/E4) forms an inductor-capacitor (LC) circuit, since the Excitor-Array (ER) of the Gas Resonant Cavity (t) acts as a capacitor during pulsin...
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Attenuating variable voltage amplitude (72a-72n) in conjunction with the incoming gated pulse-train (210a-210n) expands gated pulse width (76a-76n) as voltage amplitudes increase, forming a step-up vo...
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To prevent pre-ignition of gases traveling toward the Exit-Port (87), the open resonant cavity's parallel dimension between the positive voltage surface (82) and negative voltage surface (83) is kept...
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At the termination point of the Resonant Cavity Zone, combustible gas atoms undergo Gas Ignition and are expelled from Gas Nozzle Port (87), allowing thermal gas expansion and releasing thermal explos...
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As voltage intensity increases moving from segment 85a to 85b, Energy Pumping Action (520) is activated to peak performance; at segment 85c, voltage is sufficient to propagate Gas Ionization Process (...
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Voltage amplitude level VL of the pulse-wave (58) is predetermined at typically 20,000 V.D.C. to start and cause the Electrical Polarization Process (160) at a relatively rapid gas production rate at...
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The Resonant Cavity Zone (35) has a gradually decreasing cross-sectional circumference (85), acting as a voltage wave-guide (86) that reduces the parallel voltage surface areas (83/84) from a larger s...
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The Hydrogen Fracturing Process is design-variable to retrofit to any type of energy-consuming device since the Hydrogen Gas Gun can be reduced to the size of an auto spark plug or a gas injector pan...
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Once gas-ignition occurs, rocket thrust is controlled by the flow rate of the combustible ionized gases entering the combustion chamber of the rocket engine.
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Prolonged-rocket-flights carrying heavier payloads is achieved by liquefying the specially treated combustible gas ions under pressure in separate fuel tanks affixed to a Rocket Engine, as illustrated...
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The 'specially treated' combustible gas ions used for prolonged rocket flight are laser primed oxygen gas atoms having missing electrons and laser primed hydrogen gas atoms.
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The Cluster-Assembly or Cluster-form of add-on Resonant Cavities beneath the Hydrogen Gas Gun is hereinafter called 'the water powered rocket engine'.
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Add-on Resonant Cavities placed beneath the Hydrogen Gas Gun Assembly, arranged in parallel to form a vertical Cluster-Array, increase the atomic Energy-Yield of the Hydrogen Fracturing Process during...
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Exposing expelling laser-primed and electrically charged combustible gas ions exiting the Gas Resonant Cavity to a thermal-spark or heat-zone causes thermal gas-ignition, releasing thermal explosive e...
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The Electron Extraction Process (BB) is hereinafter called 'The Hydrogen Gas Gun' and is placed on top of a Resonant Cavity Assembly, as illustrated in Figure (1-17) as to Figure (1-18).
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Laser activated or laser primed gas ions repel the dislodged electrons being consumed, as illustrated in Figure (1-8) as to Figure (1-20).
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A recurring positive voltage-pulse (k) attracts the liberated negative electrons to a positive voltage zone (E3), while a simultaneous pulsating negative voltage potential (E4) attracts the positive c...