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WELCOME!
Welcome to Eastlund Scientific Enterprises Corporation. Our mission is the
application of the latest advances in science towards the very real and significant
issues facing Governments, Industry and our Environment today. In these
pages you will find specific examples of the types of problems and innovative
solutions ESEC has provided based on the significant experience of Dr. Bernard
Eastlund and his colleagues in the fields of physics and engineering.
It is important to note, what we can make available on-line represents only a
fraction of ESEC's capabilities and experience. It is our objective to make visitors
aware of the scope and types of solutions we have provided in the past as well
as the type of work which is being pursued today. We are continuously
interested in the potential to apply our capabilities to a variety of issues. If you
would like ESEC to discuss your project needs, please use the contact link
provided to the left.
To learn more about the foundation of science and experience upon which ESEC
was built please feel free to explore our site. A good starting point is the VISION
page which will ground you in the type of work we have done in the past and
continue to explore.
Welcome to Eastlund Scientific Enterprises Corporation. Our mission is the
application of the latest advances in science towards the very real and significant
issues facing Governments, Industry and our Environment today. In these
pages you will find specific examples of the types of problems and innovative
solutions ESEC has provided based on the significant experience of Dr. Bernard
Eastlund and his colleagues in the fields of physics and engineering.
It is important to note, what we can make available on-line represents only a
fraction of ESEC's capabilities and experience. It is our objective to make visitors
aware of the scope and types of solutions we have provided in the past as well
as the type of work which is being pursued today. We are continuously
interested in the potential to apply our capabilities to a variety of issues. If you
would like ESEC to discuss your project needs, please use the contact link
provided to the left.
To learn more about the foundation of science and experience upon which ESEC
was built please feel free to explore our site. A good starting point is the VISION
page which will ground you in the type of work we have done in the past and
continue to explore.
Eastlund Scientific Enterprises Corporation (ESEC)
incorporated in the State of Texas, January 12, 1996.
incorporated in the State of Texas, January 12, 1996.
EASTLUND SCIENTIFIC ENTERPRISES
CORPORATION
CORPORATION
| SOLUTIONS This web site has many topics. Solutions is designed to help guide you to the items of most interest.l |
NEW PARADIGMS FOR PLANET EARTH
Symbiotic Nuclear Power
Electricity driven ultra-high temperature plasma processor devices can separate radioactive
materials and can lead to a resolution of the nuclear waste storage issue. Instead of sealed
facilities that have to be guarded for thousands of years, the Symbiotic Nuclear Power concept is
to use the radioactive waste to produce electricity generators that last for thousands of years,
providing future societies with power. This would provide an alternative to Yucca mountain and
help make nuclear power a practical near term energy source, along with wind, and solar.
Electricity and Hydrogen Directly from Underground Hydrocarbons
The ecological impact of hydrocarbon fuels could be reduced by the MEMSCOAL, MEMSOIL and
MEMSSHALE concepts in which the hydrocarbons are processed in the formation, using
horizontal drilling techniques and micro-fluidic processors to produce and deliver electricity and
hydrogen to the surface. The hydrocarbon and the CO2 would never reach the atmosphere and
the earth would not have to be torn up by mining.
The Fusion Torch
The long term energy and materials problems can be solved with the Fusion Torch concept
which was conceived by Dr. Bernard Eastlund and William C. Gough in 1968. It is based on the
inherent technological characteristics of ionized plasmas that are hot enough to fuse atoms and
create energy in a manner similar to the stars. These hot plasmas can ionize any solid and can
separate the elements to provide separated elements in place of the myriad chemicals in waste.
The goals of this concept are to close the materials cycle while producing electricity or hydrogen.
These new approaches could effectively eliminate the environmental pressure on the
planet. Symbiotic nuclear power and underground production of electricity provide near term
solutions while the Fusion Torch provides the long term solution. A beneficial result would be a
shift from growth economics to stationary state economics which would naturally lead to
conservation of resources -- such economics favors long life products.
Symbiotic Nuclear Power
Electricity driven ultra-high temperature plasma processor devices can separate radioactive
materials and can lead to a resolution of the nuclear waste storage issue. Instead of sealed
facilities that have to be guarded for thousands of years, the Symbiotic Nuclear Power concept is
to use the radioactive waste to produce electricity generators that last for thousands of years,
providing future societies with power. This would provide an alternative to Yucca mountain and
help make nuclear power a practical near term energy source, along with wind, and solar.
Electricity and Hydrogen Directly from Underground Hydrocarbons
The ecological impact of hydrocarbon fuels could be reduced by the MEMSCOAL, MEMSOIL and
MEMSSHALE concepts in which the hydrocarbons are processed in the formation, using
horizontal drilling techniques and micro-fluidic processors to produce and deliver electricity and
hydrogen to the surface. The hydrocarbon and the CO2 would never reach the atmosphere and
the earth would not have to be torn up by mining.
The Fusion Torch
The long term energy and materials problems can be solved with the Fusion Torch concept
which was conceived by Dr. Bernard Eastlund and William C. Gough in 1968. It is based on the
inherent technological characteristics of ionized plasmas that are hot enough to fuse atoms and
create energy in a manner similar to the stars. These hot plasmas can ionize any solid and can
separate the elements to provide separated elements in place of the myriad chemicals in waste.
The goals of this concept are to close the materials cycle while producing electricity or hydrogen.
These new approaches could effectively eliminate the environmental pressure on the
planet. Symbiotic nuclear power and underground production of electricity provide near term
solutions while the Fusion Torch provides the long term solution. A beneficial result would be a
shift from growth economics to stationary state economics which would naturally lead to
conservation of resources -- such economics favors long life products.