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Perpetual Electrostatic Force

Inventor: Suzanne GUILLEMETTE
Year: 1937
Device: Perpetual Electrostatic Force device (electrostatic ram)
Folder: guillemette
Original: Open article
Confidence
0.60
Practicability
0.30
Evidence
0.20
Fringe Score
0.80
Risk
0.30
TRL
2

Goal

To harvest ambient atmospheric static electricity and convert it into a continuous, regular electrical current that can be used for industrial and domestic applications without ongoing energy consumption or maintenance.

Problem

Existing methods of capturing static electricity yield only irregular, very low-current (few mA) outputs that are impractical for real-world use.

Concept Summary

The invention describes an electrostatic system consisting of a main capacitor equipped with electrostatic film-valves, a neutralizer/exciter, and an atmospheric collector. The device automatically raises the potential of ambient static electricity, stores it in the capacitor, and continuously discharges it through a regulated circuit, providing a steady electrical output without mechanical or chemical input.

Detailed Description

The patent outlines a self-sustaining electrostatic 'ram' placed in an environment that contains natural static electricity. A main capacitor (1) is charged via electrostatic film-valves (3) that elevate the ambient potential. A neutralizer/exciter (2) with discharge valves (4) expels stored charge back to the main capacitor, creating a continuous excitation loop. An atmospheric collector (7) feeds secondary excitation capacitors (8 and 9) that are also linked to the main capacitor. The system includes safety devices (13) and a ground discharge path (14). The device claims to operate indefinitely, providing power for medical electro-therapy, telephone operation, electric clocks, battery recharging, and cheap wiring installations that can be bare, uninsulated, and even submerged in water without loss.

Principles

  • Electrostatic induction
  • Capacitor charging and discharge
  • Atmospheric electricity harvesting
  • Electrostatic pump (ram) operation
  • Self-exciting circuit

Scientific Domains

Physics Electrical Engineering Atmospheric Physics

Materials

  • Dielectric film (for valves)
  • Metal plates/conductors
  • Insulating material for fixing assembly

Mechanisms of Action

  • Electrostatic capacitor
  • Film-valve electrostatic pumps
  • Neutralizer/exciter for charge regulation
  • Atmospheric collector electrode
  • Grounded surge protection

Energy Sources

Ambient atmospheric static electricity

Applications

  • Medical electro-therapy
  • Electro-breeding (animal/plant growth)
  • Telephone power supply
  • Electric clocks
  • Battery/accumulator recharging
  • Cheap electrical wiring installations

Claimed Performance

Provides a perfectly regular, continuous electrical current with enough power for industrial and domestic uses; operates indefinitely without wear, maintenance, or external energy consumption.

Limitations

  • No quantitative performance data provided
  • Reliance on ambient static electricity, which is highly variable
  • Vague description of key components (film valves, material properties)
  • No independent experimental verification

Red Flags

  • Claims of perpetual, free energy without consumption
  • Lack of experimental data or peer-reviewed validation
  • Vague terminology and undefined material specifications

Keywords

electrostatic static electricity capacitor energy harvesting perpetual motion free energy electrostatic pump atmospheric electricity

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Van de Graaff generator Atmospheric electricity harvester Electrostatic precipitator Electrostatic motor

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