Could cow hearts power the world?

[brian334]

DreamThink,
You did a nice job on your drawing, I read your last post and I still don’t understand  where the electricity comes from to power the electromagnet.

[Neolystic]

DreamThink,
You did a nice job on your drawing, I read your last post and I still don’t understand  where the electricity comes from to power the electromagnet.

That may be where we'd need to use a real cow heart instead of an artificial one.  All we'd have to do is parade a good-looking bull heart in front of a cow heart, which would increase the beats/minute of the cow heart, resulting in OU.  Forget energy from the aether....this would be energy from the hormones lol

[DreamThinkBuild]

The initial startup is through a 12v battery a square wave pulse (Oscillator) is fed into the electromagnet. If your looking for a circuit diagram I haven't built one yet, it would be a PIC micro-controller with a sense to the alternator an output to the pulse driver and a in/out line for the switching over from either battery or alternator. The electromagnet pushes the bladder down(contraction) with the help of a strong base magnet which forces the water to flow through the one way hose to the turbine blades. The turbine blades start to turn from the inrush and on the negative side of the pulse the bladder is pulled up causing suction which pulls the water through the turbine again. Once an optimal beat is established and generator starts to produce a usable charge, it is switched over to the generator. A low RPM alternator could be used to feed the charge back into the system to maintain it. http://www.windbluepower.com/Permanent_Magnet_Alternator_Wind_Blue_Low_Wind_p/dc-540.htm
http://www.windbluepower.com/Permanent_Magnet_Alternator_Wind_Blue_Motor_Wind_p/dc-512.htm

This is just one design, if you can keep a constant beat then you could create a water vortex. Have the incoming water hit near the top side of the turbines and the suctioned water pulled from the bottom instead of the side.

http://blog.hasslberger.com/2007/06/water_vortex_drives_power_plan.html

So short answer is you start it with a 12v battery(running a square wave oscillator +/-) to get it initially going(that is the initial cost), then if there is enough left over to feed into a charge controller which you hook to a inverter. It would be cheaper than a cow, you have to feed($$$/time truck gas/silage/hay), water pump($$$ electric bill), vet bills($$$ just for having them stick there hand up the animals butt). I do farming and there is a lot of work/energy to keep animals maintained.

[brian334]

DreamThinker,
I will say it again, you did a good job on your drawing.
We need people like you to invent things.

[brian334]

As a added bonus we get to eat the cow.