Compressed Air Propulsion System to Power the Car of the Future
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Compressed air propulsion system Abstract A compressed air propulsion system supplies air utilized by a pair of opposing cylinders and their associated pistons and push/pull rods to cause a pair of sprockets to rotate clockwise in a controlled manner. The two pistons are acted upon by the cycling of various valves which introduces and/or vents compressed air as directed by a computer using a downloaded program through wireless interfaces. One of the two sprockets in turn, through additional sprockets/chain/axle devices, is utilized to supply drive torque to a vehicle transmission. The other axle which is connected to the remaining sprocket and through an additional chain/sprocket/axle device operates a direct current generator which produces electricity for charging a battery.
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About the Book
This book includes two United States patents. The current patent, US 9217329 B1, is titled Compressed Air Propulsion System. The previous one was US 8215111 B1 and was titled Electrical Generation from Explosives. The two patents are linked together in the book to provide propulsion to a car for the future.
About the Author
This author earlier in life was an aerospace engineer for six years. Three of those years were devoted to performing analysis on various components of the outer shells of the Apollo command modules. Three other years involved being in an environmental group on a project for the Douglas Space Center. Eleven years were spent as a registered professional engineer in traffic engineering in California while employed by a county in California. Other projects involved designing the large traffic signs on California State Highway 85 and computerizing several expressway-signalized interconnected systems as a consultant. This author is presently retired.