An Investigation of Multi-Domain Energy Dynamics
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2014-04-22
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Abstract
This research investigates common patterns in all energy systems to develop
insights and a clearer understanding of energy conversion and transmissions. The
potential benefits of this research are to introduce conceptual models of power
conversions that can suggest new power conversion machines, understand some known
physical laws, and propose new laws of energy dynamics.
The electromagnetic domain is used as an archetype domain since it is the most
completely developed and well-documented domain. In this research, an extensive study
for the electromagnetic domain and the comparisons between other domains are
presented. The work is based on the fact that in all energy engineering systems, the
variables to transmit power are similar in functionality. Power can only exist when
energy transfers and mutates in space. However, moving in space requires flow, and that
flow cannot happen without effort. This work also presents the importance of power
conversion through media.
In order to connect all energy systems together, some variables should be defined
in all existing energy systems. Some of these variables are defined in the literature, such
as electrical, but the others are not, such as the thermal and magnetic systems.
A comparison between the new approach and the other existing models is
presented in order to highlight the differences between the conventional and proposed
one. Finally, theoretical verifications and explanations of some concepts are presented in this research in a better and more powerful way to validate our theory.
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Energy Dynamics, power conversions, electromagnetic domain, archetype, energy systems, Patterns