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Hello reader,
I was heating some coffee in the microwave oven today when I had an idea come to me.
Is it Possible to heat water with microwaves, (dielectric heating) to superheat water? Then allow it to form to steam, turn that steam into dry steam. And then use that to turn a generator thus making electricity?
This idea seems kind of "free energy" as the electricity make would be fed back to the, what ever it is that make microwaves. Which makes me think that it would not work. i.e. electricity made is lower than electricity used.
Anyway I wasn't even sure where to ask this question.
Thank you for your time.
Fitter
I was heating some coffee in the microwave oven today when I had an idea come to me.
Is it Possible to heat water with microwaves, (dielectric heating) to superheat water? Then allow it to form to steam, turn that steam into dry steam. And then use that to turn a generator thus making electricity?
This idea seems kind of "free energy" as the electricity make would be fed back to the, what ever it is that make microwaves. Which makes me think that it would not work. i.e. electricity made is lower than electricity used.
Anyway I wasn't even sure where to ask this question.
Thank you for your time.
Fitter