Could cow hearts power the world?

[Bulbz]

Burn it to do what?
Boil water to run a turbine.
Not very efficient.

Could it be possible to put it in a gassifier, and heat it to get Methane from it ?. That's supposed to be more efficient than just burning it.

[DreamThinkBuild]

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Instead of using live hearts that will require more energy to keep alive I came up with another idea. Why not create an artificial heart made of one way tubes. A electromagnet pulses a rubber bladder which forces the water to a turbine. When the electromagnet is turned off the bladder is re-expanded by the pull of the springs causing a suction which forces the fluid through the turbine again. Once it reaches expansion the electromagnet slams on again forcing the water to push through the system again. Over and over.

[brian334]

DreamThink,
Nice drawing, what makes the electricity to make the electromagnet work?

[brian334]

Dream Think
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[DreamThinkBuild]

The idea was to use a 12volt battery to get the initial pulses started. Using a strong magnet toward the bottom of plate would reduce the amount of current needed on the electromagnet coil to pull it down. In a normal heart a very strong pulse(relative) is sent around 70-80 beats per minute which is around 1 to 1.5 hz. The voltage is in the 1mv to -0.25mv range on the QRS pulse, in the nano-amps for current. Trying to get that efficiency from a machine is pretty difficult, unless your working with nano materials. To eliminate some of the mechanical features the bladder could be wrapped with a muscle wire to perform the contraction but there would be a slow relaxation phase which may defeat the whole purpose. The springs could be eliminated by just using a square wave on the electromagnet on the positive pulse it will slam down on a negative it will slam up repelled by the magnet on the base. It's still just an idea that need more thinking.