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A revolutionary new technology from CAUSwave will change the way electricity is produced in the United States. This new technology is scalable, nonpolluting and can generate sustainable electricity using unlimited natural resources.
The powerful energy phenomenon that has been identified and harnessed by the CAUSwave technology has always been present in nature. However, the phenomenon was not studied until the last few decades due to its infrequent and random appearance in mining accidents.
Sometimes mining accidents occur during routine operations as an incredibly powerful shock wave blasts from the mine face and hurls tens of thousands of tons of rock and up to a million cubic feet of air at high velocity through the mine shaft.
After detailed study of this particular type of mining accident, investigators discovered the cause of the astonishing force created in the mine was the sudden release of highly compressed air from a chamber behind the mine face. When seismic events or miners inadvertently created an opening in the chamber, compressed air blasted through the opening with an amazing amount of force. Describing the phenomenon of the mining accident with physics terminology, the potential energy of compressed air in the chamber was instantly turned into kinetic energy when miners inadvertently removed the air pressure barrier.
Utilizing information gleaned from the mining investigations, CAUSwave engineers have proven through a combination of mathematical modeling and over 300 experiments that the potential energy of compressed air can be harnessed and safely converted to kinetic energy. The kinetic energy from the compressed air can be used to produce electricity in a CAUSwave electric generator or used to replace expendable launch vehicles.
The powerful energy phenomenon that has been identified and harnessed by the CAUSwave technology has always been present in nature. However, the phenomenon was not studied until the last few decades due to its infrequent and random appearance in mining accidents.
Sometimes mining accidents occur during routine operations as an incredibly powerful shock wave blasts from the mine face and hurls tens of thousands of tons of rock and up to a million cubic feet of air at high velocity through the mine shaft.
After detailed study of this particular type of mining accident, investigators discovered the cause of the astonishing force created in the mine was the sudden release of highly compressed air from a chamber behind the mine face. When seismic events or miners inadvertently created an opening in the chamber, compressed air blasted through the opening with an amazing amount of force. Describing the phenomenon of the mining accident with physics terminology, the potential energy of compressed air in the chamber was instantly turned into kinetic energy when miners inadvertently removed the air pressure barrier.
Utilizing information gleaned from the mining investigations, CAUSwave engineers have proven through a combination of mathematical modeling and over 300 experiments that the potential energy of compressed air can be harnessed and safely converted to kinetic energy. The kinetic energy from the compressed air can be used to produce electricity in a CAUSwave electric generator or used to replace expendable launch vehicles.
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