Anlotron 1 was created to process heavy oil. In this generator there is a special serpentine through which the raw material is in contact with the huge stream of ultraviolet rays of ball lightning. At certain levels, the oil molecule can split.
By means of a special aluminum waveguide, a microwave flow of the order of 80-100KWt is delivered to the generator. In the photo you can see how Dr. Chukanov smoothly regulates the power within certain limits. This is necessary when launching and exciting lightning in a huge aluminum chamber with a dielectric quartz bell. On the roof of the camera there is a special reducer that rotates a triangularly folded metal antenna in order to avoid interference spots and homogenize the microwave field.
The microwave generator was an industrial type of the famous American company THERMEX THERMATRON, based in Louisville, the largest city in the state of Kentucky, USA and the county seat of Jefferson County.
The microwaves of this generator are at 915MHz. The generator has built-in all intelligent control and monitoring systems, including automation and control for the returned microwave power, which allows for coordination with all cameras during experiments. It is difficult to damage such a machine in any experimental mode. The built-in controller gives complete information about currents, voltages, powers, temperatures, faults, activated protections, alarms, etc. The anode of the working magnetron is cooled with air and distilled water at the same time.
A steam boiler was also purchased for the purposes of the experiment. Canadians mix heavy oil with water or steam, extract it from the earth’s interior, and then separate water and impurities from pure oil.
It later turned out that such experiments could take an eternity, and the goal of the laboratory in Edmonton, Canada was free quantum energy. Therefore, the team led by Dr. Chukanov decided to temporarily abandon the experiments with Anlotron 1.
Rather, the experiments were limited to measuring the so-called OVER UNITY, which turned out to be about 2.1 times.
