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Latest update:
7 May, 2013
I'm an all-round engineer in
electrics, mechanics and thermo-physics and could therefore accept assignments
in various fields of applications. See also a waste
heat recovery analysis I once made for a customer (Henkel - Indonesia). By
experience, I'm also proficient in international patent law, in respect to composing
patent descriptions and claims. Because patent attorneys in western countries
are extremely expensive, you can let me do the preparatory work at far lower
costs. If you think you can use my services, please contact
me.
 Mind
that 95% of all patents never became commercial. The reason is that, whereas
an invention may appear to work on paper, a patent does not mean it really works
in practice as thought. Surely, when an invention obviously can't work, in specific
a perpetual motion machine, it will not be granted a patent, but there are so
many other circumstances that prohibits an invention to become commercial.
Usually such inventions work on paper only, while in practice the device would jam, or gets too hot by internal friction, or has excessive internal leakage, or gets too big and/or too expensive, etc, etc. The Sterling engine is a good example of this - it works, but is too expensive, or too big, to compete with the internal combustion engine. Really tricky are 'inventions' that seem to work in a demonstration, but not for the aimed purpose,like reactionless space drives Btw, do you know that nuclear disasters, like latest in Fukushima, would not be possible, if the reactors had been placed below a natural water level? Read more about safe nuclear power |
If
you would be considering to invest in something, can be whether or not to apply
for a patent, or to join with someone else in a technical project, I can evaluate
the technical feasibility of it. I could also be your consultant to assist in
developing your project, preferably in the field of energy. However, I only work
with the SI system of units. |