Dynamic tornado teardown system

a tornado and tornado technology, applied in the field of meteorology, can solve problems such as single enclosure disaster systems, and achieve the effects of reducing energy consumption, reducing energy consumption, and increasing the energy threshold

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-02-24
YI HENRY +1
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[0012] (c) To provide a strategy for attacking the tornado at the funnel which is the weakest link between two isolated systems. The funnel is just a short path for the high energy of the cloud base to release its energy to the ground environment by means of sucking up everything from the lower energy of ground environment. Any way to choke up the funnel will interrupt their connection and stop the damage of disaster weather systems, which include of course tornados.
[0013] (d) To provide an optimized way to stop a tornado that the physical model presents there are two thresholds in a disaster weather system: 1. The higher energy threshold. When the energy of a cloud base exceeds the higher energy threshold, the disaster weather system starts to form a funnel. 2. The lower energy threshold. When the energy of a disaster weather system is less than the threshold, the funnel disappears. Moreover, the disaster weather system model describes

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The suction funnel is just a connection that connects the two isolate

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[0037] A preferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 (top views). The layouts show the TDTS (tornados dynamic teardown system) deployed in the path of a tornado out side of the metropolitan, civilian or other important area 28. GAAS (ground array attractive systems) area 24, is a computer network controlled hot air blowout system. This system combines many automatic mechanical Jet or Sprayer devices 22 that blow hot air and deployed as a ground array pattern in the GAAS area 24.

[0038] The devices 22 can include fuel-powered jet engines that ignite themselves and emit very high velocity hot air. The specific jet devices 22 used to combat a tornado can be selected by the teardown process requirements. The temperature and the flow mass are controlled by TDTS computer controller. The hot air devices 22 are positioned by the TDTS control system to create a rotating mass of gas, which become man-made tornados. The devices 22 can be tilted with 360 degree...

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A system for preventing damage from tornados and other harmful naturally occurring weather phenomenon uses multiple jet devices which are distributed in a ground array to produce man made tornados. The man made tornados function to divert or stop the natural tornados. Explosive devices can also be used with the man made tornados to stop the natural tornados. The power of the man made tornados and explosives required to tear down the natural tornados can be determined by calculating the threshold energies of the natural tornados. By determining the energy requirements, process for stopping natural tornados can be optimized.

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CLAIM OF PRIORITY [0001] This application is a Continuation-In-Part of copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10 / 356,111, filed Feb. 3, 2003 (Atty. Docket No. 730.02), entitled “TORNADO DYNAMIC TEARDOWN SYSTEMS”; which IS incorporated by reference herein.FIELD OF INVENTION [0002] This invention relates to meteorology, and, more specifically, to methods for the teardown of disastrous weather conditions, such as tornados, to protect human beings and their property. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0003] A substantial amount of research has been conducted to develop a way to control disastrous weather patterns that include a suction vortex, or suction funnel, or funnel such as a Tornado, Twister, Dust Devil, Cyclone and Waterspout. However, because these weather systems have huge amounts of energy, none of the prior art methods for combating these systems has been feasible. [0004] These weather systems destroy millions of dollars of property and kill hundreds of human beings every year...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G15/00
CPCA01G15/00
Inventor YI, HENRYYI, JANE JU
Owner YI HENRY
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