System Heating Using Convection of Mechanical Power through Sonique and Ultrasonique Waves

Bebe Tică

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.822.141

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System Heating Using Convection of Mechanical Power through Sonique and Ultrasonique Waves

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One between fundamental problems of mechanical engineering are accordingly to available energy from nature after an adequate modification at a certain point where is using to generate a practical operation. Sonique theory establish by romanian scientist George Constantinescu is one of the method who permit this operation. This paper is demonstrating possibility for using mechanical power-transmission through sonique and ultrasonique waves in heating systems, in economic advantages conditions. Applications of this theory is to generate heat with sonique and ultrasonique waves, and pass over (send forward) through cold pipes, and heating only sonique resistance at wished place

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 822)

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141-145

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January 2016

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Energy, Friction, Heating, Sonique Current, Sonique Pressure, Ultrasonique, Vibration Pressure

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