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Beat the heat
Posted on Friday, July 12, 2019 @ 15:58:40 UTC by vlad

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Via NewAtlas.com: Silicon chip breaks "blackbody limit" to produce more electricity from heat than thought possible

University of Utah mechanical engineering associate professor Mathieu Francoeur has discovered a way to produce more electricity from heat than thought possible with his Near-Field Radiative Heat Transfer Device(Credit: Dan Hixson/University of Utah College of Engineering)

...The blackbody limit (formulated in 1900 by German physicist Max Planck) is a theory which describes the maximum amount of energy that can be produced from thermal radiation (heat), but when objects get very, very close, the law breaks down and thermal transfer from one object to another increases exponentially.


Associate professor Mathieu Francoeur and his team created a tiny chip (5 x 5 mm), comprising two silicon wafers with a stable gap between them of 100 nanometers and held in a vacuum. The team then heated one wafer while cooling the other, and this in turn created a heat flux which can be used to generate an electric current. The heat flux method of generating electricity isn't new in and of itself, but the method the team developed for maintaining such a microscopically close, uniform hesitance between the silicon wafers is...

Source: Source: University of Utah


 
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Re: Beat the heat (Score: 1)
by vlad on Wednesday, August 21, 2019 @ 15:47:58 UTC
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From: www.uark.edu: Tiny but Mighty: Revolutionary discovery harvests limitless power of graphene.

What if there were a limitless energy source that meant you need never again change a battery in a watch, phone or pacemaker?

Paul Thibado has found that source in graphene.

Graphene, a nano-material comprised of a single layer of carbon atoms, has been explored for a variety of uses in recent years, from water filtration to electronics and wearable technology. But Thibado is the first scientist to harness its potential to produce energy...




 

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