CQ Unit – CQenergy

The design of the Centrifugal Energy Amplification Conversion Unit

(CEACU, CQ for short)

is based on the simple principle of amplifying energy though the use of :

CENTRIFUGAL FORCE

INERTIA

MOMENTUM

PRINCIPLE

When you have a liquid in a circular disk and spin it, the liquid rushes towards the circumference of the circle and then builds a

pressure wall at the circumference. The bigger the disk and the faster it spins the higher the pressure wall becomes.

The CQ generator simply uses this force by converting the pressure at the circumference into motion though the use of jets.

By changing the number of jets and the sizes of the nozzles the speed of the wheel can be optimized until it is producing many

times the amount of energy required to run the pump. Another interesting effect that comes into play is that the faster the disk

spins the lower the pressure is at the center hence the energy required to run the pump become lower until an equilibrium is

reached between the amount of water flowing into the turbine and the water flowing out through the jets.

GOALS

MAIN GOAL

Establish a fuel-free motor which can be installed in a house or commercial setting which will supply the required amount of energy over a long period of time without negatively affecting the environment in any way.

The motor will be extremely robust, precision engineered and designed to put out a continuous supply of energy that will last for a lifetime. The only serviceable parts on the turbine itself with be the bearings and seals which will need to checked and replaced if necessary every few years at minimal cost.

SECONDARY GOALS

To reward the initial investors with a substantial return on their capital investment for their vision and support.

To establish a university which would have 2 purposes, firstly it would be dedicated to learning and studying non linear science for the good of humanity. Secondly it would actively fund and encourage research into areas which are currently sidelined.

To actively assist the poorer community by using a percentage of the profit from the company to install generators in poor areas giving them free access to electricity.

This branch of the company would be set up as an NGO and would not be limited to the scope of assistance it could provide though the following conditions would need to be met: