Professional Availability. Dr Sydney N Bennett
Professional Availability. Dr Sydney N Bennett
PERSONAL
Contract projects including S.B.G & CIG related
Design. Engineering. Physics based & efforts S.B.G & CIG allows with no conflict of interest
Will design with a team & provide licensing for S.B.G & CIG patents, copyrighted & trademarked with open source materials held in 100-170 of 195 countries for use. Automotive & Marine or Recreational Powersports or other
LUCKY NUMBER 7. EV BATTERY ELECTRIC
With Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett
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https://cmbennettbrothers.blogspot.com/2025/08/sbg-cig-7-tablet-25-30-kwh-switch-bac.html
Review:
Piston-Punch Endless Energy
https://cmbennettbrothers.blogspot.com/2025/08/cm-screw-pumps.html
Salt + Battery
https://cmbennettbrothers.blogspot.com/2025/08/sbg-cig-sodium-ion-batteries-sibs.html
Zinc + Battery
https://cmbennettbrothers.blogspot.com/2025/08/sbg-cig-battery-zinc-manganese-oxide-zmo.html
S.B.G & CIG INVESTMENT GROUP
27 days annually dedicated for S.B.G & CIG while Board of Directors managed
Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett is an extended life bio-grown body parts + anti-aging candidate set for scientific testing trials between ages 45-65, 65-70 & leading past age 100 while Neurological Technology trials are over from before & after 1999 & 2012 between 2-4+ or under 6 labs connecting
The goal for age 90-110+ will be to reverse- control aging past 150 then 250 & so on while DNA children join
RADIOACTIVE VERSUS NON-FALL OUT
E=MC2 Einstein. Radioactive Fall-Out
Fission not Fussion. Not Radio-Isotopes or equivlance + Bio-Hazards including Carcinogenic or Mutation Deformities
Splitting atoms, also known as nuclear fission, involves breaking apart the nucleus of an atom, typically a large atom like uranium, releasing a significant amount of energy. This process is used in nuclear power plants to generate electricity and is also the principle behind nuclear weapons.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
What happens when an atom is split?
• Fission:
When a neutron collides with a fissile atom (like uranium-235), it can cause the atom's nucleus to become unstable and split into two smaller nuclei, along with the release of energy, heat, and additional neutrons.
• Chain Reaction:
These released neutrons can then collide with other fissile atoms, causing them to split as well, leading to a chain reaction.
• Energy Release:
The total mass of the resulting smaller nuclei and released particles is slightly less than the original atom and neutron. This "missing" mass is converted into a tremendous amount of energy, as described by Einstein's famous equation, E=mc².
How is it used?
• Nuclear Power Plants:
Nuclear reactors control the fission process to generate a steady and manageable amount of heat, which is then used to produce steam that turns turbines and generates electricity.
• Nuclear Weapons:
In a nuclear weapon, the chain reaction is uncontrolled and occurs rapidly, releasing a massive amount of energy in a short amount of time, causing an explosion.
Important points:
• Fissile Material: Uranium-235 and plutonium are common materials used in fission reactions.
• Safety: Nuclear power plants have multiple safety features to prevent uncontrolled chain reactions and manage the radioactive materials produced.
• Environmental Impact: While nuclear power doesn't directly produce greenhouse gases, it does generate radioactive waste that requires careful disposal.
S.B.G & CIG Crank Energy.
Transistor radio. FM. The cool one
Now a crank built in
Utilizing Crank Energy from a Piston-Punch Wind Tunnel we can power the electronics from rather than an EV Motor direct or from EV Battery if not Air Motor & thus saving Energy
This works for Heating & Cooling also
A crank radio converts mechanical energy from hand-cranking into electrical energy to power the radio's circuits and speakers. This is achieved through a generator mechanism, typically involving a coil of wire and a magnet. When the crank is turned, the coil rotates within the magnetic field, inducing an electric current. This electricity is then stored in a battery or capacitor, allowing the radio to function even when not actively cranking.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:.
• 1. Crank Mechanism:
The hand crank is connected to a shaft that rotates within the radio's generator.
• 2. Generator:
As the shaft rotates, it spins a coil of wire inside a magnetic field.
• 3. Electromagnetic Induction:
The movement of the coil through the magnetic field induces an electrical current.
• 4. Power Storage:
The generated electricity is then used to charge a rechargeable battery or capacitor.
• 5. Radio Operation:
The stored electricity powers the radio's circuits, allowing you to listen to AM/FM broadcasts or weather alerts.
• 6. Additional Features:
Some crank radios also include solar panels or other charging options for added versatility.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
• Kinetic Energy Conversion:
The core principle is converting mechanical energy (from cranking) into electrical energy. This is done by rotating a generator, which can be a turbine-like structure or a more traditional rotor with magnets.
• Generator Mechanism:
The rotating mechanism inside the charger contains magnets and coils of wire. As the magnets spin past the coils, they induce a flow of electrical current.
• Charging Output:
The generated electricity can be used in a few ways:
• Direct Charging: Some chargers directly output the generated current via a USB port or other connection, allowing you to charge devices directly.
• Advantages:
S.B.G & CIG
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