Jane H Yi

US Patent:

20050039626, Feb 24, 2005

Filed:

Sep 7, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/935971

Inventors:

Henry Yi - Fremont CA, US
Jane Yi - Fremont CA, US

International Classification:

F42B012/46

US Classification:

102363000

Abstract:

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.

US Patent:

20040149156, Aug 5, 2004

Filed:

Feb 3, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/356111

Inventors:

Henry Yi - Fremont CA, US
Jane Yi - Fremont CA, US

International Classification:

F42B012/46

US Classification:

102/363000

Abstract:

The invention provides a principal theory and a system method for a Tornadoes Dynamic Teardown System (TDTS) to cease Tornadoes' moving and extinguish Tornadoes. TDTS provides an innovation feasible theoretical method, which utilizes: 1, te man-made tornadoes attract the real tornadoes moving over into their GAAS areas, cease their moving and dissipate them. 2, for huge ones, TDTS provides a sudden media explosion in the center the core flow of the sucking pipe of weather patterns for example Tornadoes. This explosion provides an relatively small media separation in a cross section inside the sucking pipe that applies rheology conservation law to induct the vacuum energy and kinetic energy of the sucking pipe transferring into potential energy to automatically break the sucking pipe or whirl vortex tube into two sections. The top-section of the sucking pipe will be auto-attracted back up to the cloud base and the bottom-section shrinks back down to ground as soon as it loses a vacuum connection with the cloud base. TDTS consists of 1, a Ground Array Attractive Systems (GAAS). 2, an Explosion and Launching Systems (ELS) and 3, a Control Systems Center (CSC). GAAS presets on the path of outside the geographical area to attract tornadoes moving over the GAAS area, immediately, cease their moving and exhaust their energy. ELS breaks their sucking pipe to tear down it. CSC is a control and monitor center. TDTS are situated peripheral geographic areas of metropolis, civilian and important facilities to protect these areas from weather patterns with sucking pipes such as Tornadoes, Twisters, Dust Devil, and Cyclone. TDTS center remotely controls the disaster weather. Especially, ELS can be applied independently out of the GAAS area.