Due to the generators high rate of rotation air is
drawn into the serpentine cavity between plates A & B
via slotted rings 1 & 2 on plate A where it is subjected
initially to powerful centrifugal forces that causes
the air molecules to accelerate axially-radially from
the center. In addition to being centrifuged the air is
made to oscillate rapidly up and down at the some time
forming tight axial-radial vortices at each bend in the
waveform cavity, which increasingly cools and condense it
this oscillating air induces the sympathetic vibration of
the two enclosing waveform plates as happens with loud-
speakers.
Exposed to the higher and higher velocities and forced into
the centripulsing process, the air molecules are subjected
to express cooling and more and more extreme density
through simultaneous interaction of centrifugal-axial
forces.
Rapid transformation of air into water produces about
800 fold reduction in volume and at lower revolutions
the generator already expels a curtain amount of water
as a result.
The vacuity created by such a reduction of volume however
produces an increasingly powerful suction into which more
air is drawn from above until the whole process reaches its
optimum.
The suction is used to recycle a part of energy used to
rotation of the FEG.
drawn into the serpentine cavity between plates A & B
via slotted rings 1 & 2 on plate A where it is subjected
initially to powerful centrifugal forces that causes
the air molecules to accelerate axially-radially from
the center. In addition to being centrifuged the air is
made to oscillate rapidly up and down at the some time
forming tight axial-radial vortices at each bend in the
waveform cavity, which increasingly cools and condense it
this oscillating air induces the sympathetic vibration of
the two enclosing waveform plates as happens with loud-
speakers.
Exposed to the higher and higher velocities and forced into
the centripulsing process, the air molecules are subjected
to express cooling and more and more extreme density
through simultaneous interaction of centrifugal-axial
forces.
Rapid transformation of air into water produces about
800 fold reduction in volume and at lower revolutions
the generator already expels a curtain amount of water
as a result.
The vacuity created by such a reduction of volume however
produces an increasingly powerful suction into which more
air is drawn from above until the whole process reaches its
optimum.
The suction is used to recycle a part of energy used to
rotation of the FEG.
