Sent this 3 days ago, hasnt appeared on the list to my knowledge, so I am resending from my sent mail folder. > > --- Marshall Dudley <mdud...@execonn.com> wrote: > > "A :. A :." wrote: > > > > > i always thought kinetic energy was just > > > 'potential' energy. > > > > Kenetic energy and potential energy are two > > different forms of energy. Water behind a > > dam is potential energy, water going over the dam, > > and the electricity made by water > > going through the turbines is kinetic energy. > > Potential energy is stored energy, > > kinetic is energy in motion. > > > > Marshall > To add to this how electrical resonance uses these > quantities; the magnetic field comprises the energy > expressed in its kinetic form, and the electric > field > comprises that energy expressed in its potential > form. > In resonance that amount of energy changes hands > twice > per cycle by the inductor component L and the > capacitor component C. The amount of energy in > oscillation corresponds to .5LI^2, and in resonance > this is predicted to = .5CV^2, which explains the > resonant rise of voltage in series resonance. Given > the quantities L and C being used in the resonance, > and I, the amount of amperage that occurs: we are > given 3 known quantities and one unkown qunatity V > or > voltage which is than found by the equation > .5LI^2=.5CV^2 Now the conservation of energy states > that the sum of the potential and kinetic energies > of > a system is constant. What this means is that when > the > magnetic field is full the electric field of the > capacitor is empty, and vice versa. Now the amount > of > energy in oscillation can actually exceed the energy > input, but those are only conditions where the L > quantity is made exceedingly large. The energy > dissipated as heat loss is the actual energy input > at > I^2R. A certain amount of energy expressed per time > period represents the power expended. A 56 Henry > coil > containing 1000 ohms can consume 85 ma at 60 hz > resonance. Its power input then becomes > (.085)^2*1000= > 7.225 watts or 7.225 joules per second. The amount > of > energy manifested in joules at I = .085 A is > (.085)^2* > 28=.202 joules. This quantity of energy transfers > the > components 120 times per second at 60 hz, or > .202*120 > joules per second= 24.2 joules per second or watts. > Thus our very laws show that more energy can exist > inside a resonant circuit than is inputed. The > problem > that developes is that when we try to extract this > energy, it proves to be a catch 22 proposition. In > the > normal methods of extraction, this in turn shuts > down > the resonance that contains the energy we are trying > to extract. > > Sincerely HDN > > ===== > Binary Resonant > Systemhttp://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb124201 > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. > http://im.yahoo.com/ >
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