Prasenjit Goswami

Actually, after getting the simulation results, I am now sure that it will work well in reality. And it wouldn't take a big amount to build a working prototype. Just a few thousand US$, and it will be built. But, from a third world country, that amount too is big hurdle. Tough, but not impossible.

What I want to build is nothing but a concentrated wind turbine. This is not an exclusive product and few models are under research now. Many were already built and tested.

Hi Nancy,
I have already applied for a provision patent application. If I would be able to make a working prototype, then I will apply for utility patent application. But, to get the patent application to be approved, I need the prototype.

Hi Nancy,
I want to commercialize my invention and my local government doesn't have any program for individual inventors like us. The prototyping cost is my main headache for now. Whatsoever, I am ready for partnership.

I am an Indian inventor. For a long time, I am continuing personal research about a theoretical machine that can extract atmospheric heat and convert that into useful power. Recently, while searching net, I have found out that the necessary machinery is already available in market. In short, the machine now can be built easily.
At present, I have completed the CAD drawing and done some ANSYS simulation testing. As per the latest simulation where the RPM was set of 3600, the torque was found to be around 1.52 for a machine of 35 cm diameter and the input wind velocity was set to be 6 m/s. For me, this is promising result and I can say that no wind turbine in anywhere around the world of that little diameter can generate such torque at this RPM.
In such a scenario, I am requesting for suggestion from others here regarding how go forward my invention. My main problem is  financial crunch. I am out of funds for continuing research this far.