Spatial or Searl Effect Generator (SEG)
The SEG can be as small as one meter to generate 15 kWh or it can be scaled up to at least one MW for industrial applications.
It requires no other source of fuel other than the clean renewable kinetic energy of free electrons that exist everywhere in nature at ambient temperatures.
Requires no other source of fuel other than free electrons.
All moving parts consist of rotors or ``Rollers`` riding on a magnetic bearing, which eliminates noise and friction; allowing it to essentially last indefinitely.
Scalable to power large areas
It is scalable up in size to power homes, vehicles, ships, trains, large building, resorts islands and any size industrial plants in urban or remote off the grid areas.
Electrical power requirements to even supply power a city
The SEG can easily work in tandem with additional SEG units for much greater electrical power requirements to even supply power a city with an array of standard one-megawatt versions of the SEG.
How does it work?
The best way to describe how the SEG works is to compare it to a concept we already understand fully, a Dam.
Water in its usable form flows through the Hydroelectric Dam = Electrons in Neodymium in their usable form flow through the dielectric layer (Electron Dam or Regulator).
As the water is allowed to flow through the motor-generator, it starts to produce electricity = As the electrons are allowed to flow, the SEG motor-generator starts to produce electricity with external C-shaped electromagnets.
The water behind the dam is understood = The electron behind the SEG dam should be understood likewise.
That the dam holds back water in H2O currents is understood = That the SEG dam holds back electrons within the Neodymium in electrical currents should be understood likewise.
As the hydroelectric motor is regulated with flow of water, more water, more power is understood = As the SEG motor regulates the flow of electrons, more electrons, more power can be understood just as well.
In both cases the flow of the medium turns the motor generator.
In both cases the motor generator produces electricity.
In both cases we can see that hydroelectric power and SEG power are very similar.
The primary difference is the medium used to turn the motor/ generator system.
The following diagrams illustrates the SEG’s energy cycle as an open system of energy conversion. Whereas the dam harnesses kinetic energy with a liquid media, the SEG harnesses kinetic energy within the Neodymium metal reservoir with an electron media. However, both systems complete their energy cycles via the atmosphere and thus harness unlimited ambient energy as open systems.
