Electrinium

[resonanceman]

Resonanceman, the reason the silicon mixture is pulled and not cast is because you want a crystalline structure to grow.  If you extrude the mixture through a tube is you basically get a glass structure which is almost crystalline instead of a quartz structure which is a real crystal.  The molten silicon is the viscosity of a dense clay. 

Z Monkey

That is  good .   So the  tube Idea could  work.
All the ingredients could  be melted and cast into plugs that fit inside a tube.

The lower section of tube  ( inside the heat box )  would  act as a preheater
A  drive similar to  a harmonic  drive  would  push the plugs  into the  tube at a  certain  speed.

The  tube  would have to extend though the  oven.   
Once the silicon  got hot enough it would   it would leave the oven and  at some point past the oven  cryrstal puling  would start.  ( using a second  harmonic  drive  set at a specific  speed. )

I would  think that  having a heat box  around the oven  and keeping it near  the melting point  would   make the  whole  process  less  critical.   In other words .......the  silicon  would be near melting  point  before it reached the oven ........and  it  would hold the right  temperature      for  pulling  longer than  if  a lower air temp  was  chosen . 


gary

[resonanceman]

Howdy Resonanceman,

If we align the Electrinium molecules during the crystal growing process then we have a massive activated crystal that we would need to be sliced up to make the wafers for the batteries.  This would be hazardous.  It is better to activate the Electrinium after the batteries have been manufactured.

If   the Electrinium can  be activated  during crystal  growth  I would think that we  would have a whole different process.........probably more like an assembly line of  smaller  crystals

The electroplating process is intriguing.  You basically build the battery one molecular layer at a time.  Semiconductors are manufactured in this methodology.  Where you start with a silicon substrate and build the circuit from the bottom up one layer at a time...

wouldn't  it be great if  it was as simple  as doping  layers of silicon  with the  right  stuff?
It could lead to things like self powered  electronic chips


gary

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

For the people that could not find the appendix page 83, I took some captures from the pdf and pasted them into paint, then converted them into jpg. (The important thhing here is the battery formula this man used)

Jesus

This damn thing always says that the size is not correct or that I already sent this post. I will keep trying.

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

For the people that could not find the appendix page 83, I took some captures from the pdf and pasted them into paint, then converted them into jpg. (The important thhing here is the battery formula this man used)

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

For the people that could not find the appendix page 83, I took some captures from the pdf and pasted them into paint, then converted them into jpg. (The important thhing here is the battery formula this man used)

Jesus