دانلود کتاب Capillary Energy in Electrical Engineering

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Article / The General Science Journal, October 04, 2013. — 7 p.: ill.The 'Capillary Energy' is a term introduced and developed by the author in electrical engineering domain in 2002. The 'Capillary Energy' is a new concept of producing energy using capillary tubes in an isolated system without using any external source and without violating the laws of the thermodynamics. Theoretically it is considered as a perfect perpetual motion instrument. It consists of making a closed loop of circulating liquid that is able to produce electrical energy with an infinite quantity without using any external source and without violating the thermodynamics laws. The concept of this instrument is that the liquid flows downward from a tank and hits buckets of a turbine in which the force of the liquid will oblige the rotor of the turbine to rotate and to produce electrical energy, then the liquid is gathered in another tank under the turbine and this liquid will flow upward to the original tank using capillary tubes in a way that the quantity of the liquid leaving the original tank is equal to the quantity of the same liquid entering in the tank using capillary tubes. In this way, we form an isolated system that will be able to produce an infinite quantity of electricity without using any external source. This is called a perpetual motion machine.