Wireless Transmission Of Electric Energy

Wireless Transmission of
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Electric Energy

Under the guidance of

Mr. Shyamalendu Mohanty
(Faculty Electrical Engineering)

By
Rajeev Lochan Sahu EE200117348

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Traditional Method Of Power Transmission
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Need For Wireless System Of Energy Transmission
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• To minimize losses due to resistance of wire

• To make the system more efficient about 90-94%
• To eliminate inefficient & costly cables, towers &
substations
• To import & export electrical power internationally

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Advanced Technology Of Transmission
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• Different Theories proposed are:

i) Transmission through or along the Earth
ii) Propagation as a result of Terrestrial
Resonance
iii) Coupling to the Ionosphere using
propagation through electrified gases
• First theory given by:Fritz Lowenstein
• Later two : Dr. Nikola Tesla
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Coupling to the Ionosphere using propagation
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through electrified gases

Transmission Through A Partially Evacuated Glass Tube

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Observation by Dr. Tesla:

Air under a partial evacuated vacuum can conduct
high current better than Copper wires.
If transmitter is elevated to a level where air pressure
is about 75 to 130mm & an excitation of Mega volts
is applied, then the air will serve as a conductor for
production of current.
The current can also be transmitted through air.

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Propagation as a result of Terrestrial Resonance
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SCHUMANN CAVITY RESONANCE

• Earth behaves like an electric circuit & atmosphere acts
like a weak conductor.
• If there were no sources of charge, the existing electric
charge would diffuse away in about 10 minutes.
• There is a cavity defined by the surface of the Earth & the
inner edge of the ionosphere 55 Kms up.At any moment
the total charge residing in this cavity is
500,000Coulombs.

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COLORADO EXPERIMENT
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Schumann Resonance & Tesla Resonance
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Schumann Resonance Tesla Resonance

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Practical Demonstration of Wireless Transmission
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Skillet of First Tesla plant constructed for Transmission of Energy

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About the Plant:

• Has a full size,51feet diameter,air core,RF
resonating coil which is the largest part of the
system.
• 130feet tower,insulated 30feet above ground.
• Has a capacity of over 600 Kilowatts.

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CONCLUSION
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 The successful resonating of the Schumann Cavity and

wireless transmission of power on a small scale will
require a second phase of engineering i.e.the design of
receiving stations.
 The third phase is further tests
 The fourth phase is the improvements.
 Total cost from proof of principle to commercial
prototype is expected to total $3million.

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THANK YOU

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