FeMRaDD Nitrogen energy generator

[Cherryman]

New Technology Produces Environmentally Friendly Electricity Using Nitrogen (A037)

femradd


Seems promising!

[Cherryman]

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[tagor]

yes , promising ...
but ...

you can not start it without a load on the generator

and you can not stop it in one second

so it need some engineering to run , start and stop

they are selling it for october , but not in a car !!

we have to wait to see if it is not a scam

[broli]

yes , promising ...
but ...

you can not start it without a load on the generator

and you can not stop it in one second

so it need some engineering to run , start and stop

they are selling it for october , but not in a car !!

we have to wait to see if it is not a scam

[ewizard]

It runs on azote. I guess azote = nitrogen so does it get the nitrogen from the air or do you need to buy this in compressed form? Sounds fascinating but it would be even more so if it can get nitrogen from the air.

[Cherryman]

It runs on azote. I guess azote = nitrogen so does it get the nitrogen from the air or do you need to buy this in compressed form? Sounds fascinating but it would be even more so if it can get nitrogen from the air.

I'm not sure, how it works..

I think it is a closed system. Just like a refrigerator or airco unit. So no need to refuel! It states also it can be used as an engine with unlimited range!!

I think the principle is also like an airco/compressor unit.. But not sure.


Somewhere it states it only needs about 3 hours of servicing a year, while running 24/7 all year round.

[broli]

It runs on azote. I guess azote = nitrogen so does it get the nitrogen from the air or do you need to buy this in compressed form? Sounds fascinating but it would be even more so if it can get nitrogen from the air.

From what I could understand the nitrogen is not a fuel but a working medium. It remains part of the closed system indefinitely. So no the nitrogen is not being used up.

[Aaron]

nitrogen power

http://www.prlog.org/10622883-new-technology-produces-environmentally-friendly-electricity-using-nitrogen-a037.pdf

[Punkinberry]

Other Turbine That Uses Liquid Nitrogen

There is another turbine in the United States that uses Liquid Nitrogen. It's smaller, weighs much less and is less expensive to manufacture. They currently use them quite a bit in Canada for generating electricity in remote locations. It, too is patented. The American turbine looks much less complicated - which means it should not require heavy maintenance as a complex FeMRaDD.
Nitro-Turbodyne Cold-Turbine(TM) Technology