Siberian Federal University

Issue

Journal of Siberian Federal University. Engineering & Technologies. 2023 16 (1)

Authors

Fedosov, Sergey V.; Fedoseev, Vadim N.; Loginova, Svetlana A.

Contact information

Fedosov, Sergey V.: National Research Moscow State University of Civil Engineering Moscow, Russian Federation; Fedoseev, Vadim N.: Ivanovsk State Polytechnic University Ivanovo, Russian Federation; ; Loginova, Svetlana A.: Yaroslavl State Technical University Yaroslavl, Russian Federation

Keywords

energy inversion; concentration; ambient air; dissipation; electrical energy; heat pump systems

Abstract

At present, the process of converting potential energy concentrated in the surrounding air is of considerable interest when using its active component. For many years, searches have been made for ways to increase the efficiency of existing energy sources, the continued study of which would not lead to environmental consequences for mankind. Much attention of scientists is attracted by the problems of energy inversion. And the most acute issue is the control of energy inversion, which is a single process of energy transformation from one state to another, occurring simultaneously in the “concentration-dispersion” format in the surrounding air. This kind of opportunity to use ambient air as renewable energy sources is provided by air heat pump systems, the heat supply of which is practically the only effective, environmentally friendly source of heat supply in buildings at present. However, modern air heat pump systems cannot be attributed to systems operating only on renewable energy sources, since their operation requires, according to the technology, a certain amount of electrical energy to start the compressor engine, which ensures the operation of a closed compression cycle of the evaporative-condensation unit. At present, it is not possible to achieve a full autonomous mode of operation of an air heat pump system without the use of an additional energy source. Continuing the innovative and effective way of developing the extraction of the surrounding air for the purpose of obtaining thermal and electrical energy, scientists propose to use the capabilities of modern quantum wave technology, based on thermodynamics and electrodynamics. To solve this problem, they followed the path of development of modern electronics, realizing that electrons – “quanta” determine the vast majority of the physical and chemical properties of the bodies around us. Such a process of heat and mass transfer, in the conditions of the surrounding air, under the influence of external forces of the energy field, is the environment in which natural and artificial electric currents propagate

Pages

22–28

EDN

UJNFMW

Paper at repository of SibFU

https://elib.sfu-kras.ru/handle/2311/149886

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