PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To uniformly induce nuclear reactions on the surface of a hydrogen-containing metal in room-temperature nuclear fusion.SOLUTION: In a case where the excitation time 1/(F×A×V) is estimated when F is the flux density of high-energy excitation source particles such as cosmic rays, A is the capture coefficient of the hydrogen-containing metal for the excitation source particles, and V is the volume of crystal grains constituting the hydrogen-containing metal, the excitation time becomes more than one million years under present background neutron conditions on Earth for typical current grain sizes. Thus, only an extremely small portion of the entire material can undergo nuclear reactions, revealing the need for a fundamental solution. The most effective method is single crystallization or large-grain polycrystallization, which significantly improves the excitation time. Dramatic improvement is also achievable by artificially supplying high-energy particles to the hydrogen-containing metal using LC resonance type accelerators or the like.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 9
- 출원번호 : 2025135600
- 출원인 : FUKUDA SHINYA
- 특허번호 :
- IPC : G21B-003/00(2006.01)