Difference between revisions of "Energy conversion"
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| + | Used base technologies can be: microcapsules, infinitesimal bearings and thermal switching cells <br> | ||
| + | Note that although the efficiency is limited by the Carnough-cycle the conversion can be near reversible. | ||
== Makroscale == | == Makroscale == | ||
Revision as of 08:30, 25 May 2015
Atomically precise technology for energy conversion can:
- solve the enegry storage problem making renewable energy storable and fossile or nuclear fission baseload power plants unnecessary
- circumvent burning processes that unnecessarily devaluates energy
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Nanoscale: molecular power converters
AP technology provides several possibilities for energy conversion that work in a mill/zip/conveyor belt like style:
- chemomechanical converters
- electromechanical converters - the link for massive and efficient energy storage that is missing today
- entropomechanical converters
- optoelectric / solarelectric
Mesoscale
thermomechanical:
diamondoid heat pump system
Used base technologies can be: microcapsules, infinitesimal bearings and thermal switching cells
Note that although the efficiency is limited by the Carnough-cycle the conversion can be near reversible.
Makroscale
- thermonuclear (indirectly)
