The Problem of Increasing Human Energy (häftad)
Format
Häftad (Paperback / softback)
Språk
Engelska
Antal sidor
76
Utgivningsdatum
2019-05-16
Förlag
Merchant Books
Illustrationer
12 Illustrations
Dimensioner
229 x 152 x 5 mm
Vikt
123 g
Antal komponenter
1
Komponenter
2:B&W 6 x 9 in or 229 x 152 mm Perfect Bound on Creme w/Gloss Lam
ISBN
9781603867993

The Problem of Increasing Human Energy

With Special Reference to the Harnessing of the Sun's Energy

Häftad,  Engelska, 2019-05-16
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An unabridged edition of the original article published by Century Illustrated Magazine to include, but not limited to: The Onward Movement of Man - The Energy of The Movement - The Three Ways of Increasing Human Energy - The First Problem - How to Increase the Human Mass - The Burning of Atmospheric Nitrogen - The Second Problem - How to Reduce the Force Retarding the Human Mass - The Art of Telautomatics - The Third Problem - How to Increase the Force Accelerating the Human Mass - The Harnessing of The Sun's Energy - The Source of Human Energy - The Three Ways of Drawing Energy from The Sun - Great Possibilities Offered by Iron for Increasing Human Performance - Enormous Waste in Iron Manufacture - Economical Production of Iron by A New Process - The Coming of Age of Aluminum - Doom of The Copper Industry - The Great Civilizing Potency of The New Metal - Efforts Toward Obtaining More Energy from Coal - The Electric Transmission - The Gas-Engine - The Cold-Coal Battery - Energy from The Medium - The Windmill and The Solar Engine - Motive Power from Terrestrial Heat - Electricity from Natural Sources - A Departure from Known Methods - Possibility of A "Self-Acting" Engine or Machine, Inanimate, Yet Capable, Like A Living Being, Of Deriving Energy from The Medium - The Ideal Way of Obtaining Motive Power - First Efforts to Produce the Self-Acting Engine - The Mechanical Oscillator - Work of Dewar and Linde - Liquid Air - Discovery of Unexpected Properties of The Atmosphere - Strange Experiments - Transmission of Electrical Energy Through One Wire Without Return - Transmission Through the Earth Without Any Wire - "Wireless" Telegraphy - The Secret of Tuning - Errors in The Hertzian Investigations - A Receiver of Wonderful Sensitiveness - Development of A New Principle - The Electrical Oscillator - Production of Immense Electrical Movements - The Earth Responds to Man - Interplanetary Communication Now Probable - Transmission of Electrical Energy to Any Distance Without Wires - Now Practicable - The Best Means of Increasing the Force Accelerating The Human Mass.
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the onward movement of man - the energy of the movement - the three ways of increasing human energy - the first problem - how to increase the human mass - the burning of atmospheric nitrogen - the second problem - how to reduce the force retarding the human mass - the art of telautomatics - the third problem - how to increase the force accelerating the human mass - the harnessing of the sun's energy - the source of human energy - the three ways of drawing energy from the sun - great possibilities offered by iron for increasing human performance - enormous waste in iron manufacture - economical production of iron by a new process - the coming of age of aluminum - doom of the copper industry - the great civilizing potency of the new metal - efforts toward obtaining more energy from coal - the electric transmission - the gas-engine - the cold-coal battery - energy from the medium -  the windmill and the solar engine - motive power from terrestrial heat - electricity from natural sources - a departure from known methods - possibility of a "self-acting" engine or machine, inanimate, yet capable, like a living being, of deriving energy from the medium - the ideal way of obtaining motive power - first efforts to produce the self-acting engine - the mechanical oscillator - work of dewar and linde - liquid air -  discovery of unexpected properties of the atmosphere - strange experiments - transmission of electrical energy through one wire without return - transmission through the earth without any wire - "wireless" telegraphy - the secret of tuning - errors in the hertzian investigations - a receiver of wonderful sensitiveness - development of a new principle - the electrical oscillator - production of immense electrical movements - the earth responds to man - interplanetary communication now probable - transmission of electrical energy to any distance without wires - now practicable - the best means of increasing the force accelerating the human mass.