Directory:Michaud Atmospheric Vortex Engine
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Tamed-tornado, anchored-vortex concept said to offer a vast increase in electrical output using waste heat from existing power plants. Small prototypes are promising.
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About
Official Websites
Video
- Discovery Channel Canada video interview with Louis Michaud (http://www.exn.ca/news/video/exn2005/11/01/exn20051101-vortex.asx) (Nov. 1, 2005)
NEC Review
Not Safe
On Oct. 15, 2006, New Energy Congress member, Ken Rauen wrote:
I do not like this concept for two clear reasons.
One: I do not believe for a minute that the energy entrained in a synthetic tornado is truly anchored to the base station that creates it. It can take off with lots of potential energy that will take a while to dissipate, or can provide a mechanism for Nature to continue to pump it. Nature is pumping it anyway, as this is the whole point of using it!
Secondly, it is intrusive. Who really wants a stationary tornado within view? I also doubt it will be silent!
BAD, BAD IDEA. Not in my backyard! Not within 200 miles of my house!
In the News
- Taming the Tornado to Generate Electric Power (http://pesn.com/2007/11/27/9500459_Taming_the_Tornado/) - Louis Michaud's atmosphere vortex engine would harness waste heat from power plants and other heat sources, creating a stationary tornado and capturing the rotational force. (PESN; Nov. 27, 2007)
- Spinning Power from Waste Energy: Louis Michaud’s Atmosphere Vortex Engine (http://pesn.com/2005/12/14/9600210_Atmosphere_Vortex_Engine/) - Tamed-tornado, anchored-vortex concept said to offer a vast increase in electrical output using waste heat from existing power plants. Small prototypes are promising. (PESN; Dec. 14, 2005)
Contact
http://www.vortexengine.ca/Contact%20Info.html
Tom Fletcher
email <tom.fletcher {at} intel.com>
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