Electric Theory of Tornado. Protection from Tornado

Authors

  • Alexander Bolonkin

Keywords:

tornado, stability of tornado, protection from tornado, hurricane, bolonkin

Abstract

The author develops a new theory of tornado stability. He show that it is the high electric voltage between clouds and ground surface which produces the intensive electron/ion flow which creates the air stream which sucks off (pumping) air from the inside tornado channel and makes the tornado stable. If we want to destroy tornado stability we must decrease the electric intensity into the tornado channel. The simplest method is using conductive wire to connect the top funnel of tornado with ground. For this method, the top end of wire must have a large conductive area (air balloon or wing dirigible with conductive layer), the lower end of wire must have good contact with wet ground. The row from these conductive wires having step 150 #x2013; 200 m and altitude 200 #x2013; 300 m can protect villages, towns and important installations such as the nuclear electric station and military bases from tornados.

How to Cite

Alexander Bolonkin. (2013). Electric Theory of Tornado. Protection from Tornado. Global Journals of Research in Engineering, 13(F14), 1–8. Retrieved from https://engineeringresearch.org/index.php/GJRE/article/view/907

Electric Theory of Tornado. Protection from Tornado

Published

2013-10-15