Inventions Based on Flywheels In-Pipe Cascading Turbines Hydrogen Production with Storage Hybrid Perpetual Mechanical Battery Technologies working in Relay
KAMMA (Kinetics Associated Mass Mechanical Applications) started this research institute in the year 1913. This is the world’s first family oriented research organization to invent new techniques and technologies focusing on the Mechanical Battery Department, for creating Green Inertia in standalone energy storage systems in individual power plants. Where you generate there you distribute, small grid smart grid is the backbone for this invention. These Inventions are for green Wealth Creation. These inventions in Hybrid Perpetual Mechanical Battery are either in single or in relay when applied with proper techniques in power electronics, will revolutionize the power storage & generation resulting in uninterrupted pure, clean & green electricity round the clock. Blending Time with Weight, Inertia is created, Time and weight are not subjected to thermodynamics laws directly, KAMMA research materials for generating inertia are Sand, Ash, Ice, Stone, metal etc which are not categorized under fossil fuels and are not subjected for Global Warming & pollution. These mother particles are not subjected to entropy in a direct way because, these materials are fixed inside a cavity or a box or a apparatus or a container or a place to fix them only as a static weight and dead weight. These particles associated with the materials fixed inside the container are not touched & disturbed & subjected to decay. i.e. the mother particle & its weight are always intact and will never change its fundamental nature. In KAMMA research area, Time, Weight, Diameter, Rpm, Acceleration, Deceleration without disturbing the geometry and deformations and decay, are the main core raw materials for storage of inertia & power generation.
Authors
- Srinivas Bhaskar Chaganti
Institutions
- Catholic Health Association of India (IN)
Publication Details
- Published
- 2025-06-18
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/pectea61788.2025.11076336
- Primary Topic
- Industrial Engineering and Technologies
- Type
- article
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