Thermodynamics and Psychology

                                                 Thermodynamics and Psychology

Heat is energy, and a high temperature implies greater potential energy. However, to develop this potential, and convert heat into mechanical energy, there is a need low temperatures.A body at a high temperature, cannot by itself yield mechanical energy.  A temperature difference between the hot and cold part of the unit is necessary (Carnot).

 Historically, we are accustomed the cold part operating at a temperature of 280–310K, because the world/cosmos provides us with a body of such temperature (the world's oceans, the atmosphere, and the Earth), and with unlimited potential. This assumption limits us, because 280–310 K is a sufficiently high temperature (compared for example to100K) , and we can use the same bodies at such a temperature, for the hot side of the unit. 

Historically, we heat the hot part of the unit, to create a temperature difference between the hot and cold sections. This limits us, because we can cool the cold side of the unit, so to create a temperature difference between the hot and cold sides, so that we get the same result – mechanical energy.

I tried to develop the idea of ​​using the Earth's heat for the hot side of the unit, while generating the cold side ourselves, because this offers the possibility of having unlimited "free" energy, for as long as the world exists.

06.10.2026

Svetozar the Cold