Pow-Pow-Power Rigs, AirWells and Hemp = God's Butt-Wi-Per

Pow-Pow-Power Rigs, AirWells and Hemp = God's Butt-Wi-Per - Jake - 05-12-2023

Ok, here's an imaginary play in a fictitious future that could be a reality.

Turnkey E&P, Weatherford and Baker Hughes team up and create the worlds first super deep drill rig to tap thermal energy within the Earth's crust utilizing advanced metallurgy, solid lubricants, HoD carbon zero power units (which would be a test bed for asteroid test sample mining units) and gyrotron UHF microware laser ultrasound drill bits to cut through hard rock like butter.  High efficiency carbon thermocouple units are lowered down-hole and a well can generate a few megawatts of power depending on how many additional wells are run diagonally off of the main hole.  Water is circulated back up to cooling units at shallower secondary horizontally drilled wells at the water table to maintain a thermoelectric differential.

Then the airwell comes into play.  An airwell is basically a GIANT HVAC cooling unit which is exposed to the air...the moisture in the air condenses on the cooling coils, is captured and placed into a reservoir or even pumped back into the aquafers underground to refill them.  Airwells can capture rather large amounts of water, which is about 1% of the atmosphere.  Just think about a tube of air 1 km in diameter, that tube has enough water in it to be a small rivulet of water about 10 meters in diameter.  There are literally TONS of water in the air around us...waiting to be tapped.

Industrial airwells powered by geothermal power stations drilled by power rigs could help to revolutionize the agricultural industry, and also replenish the aquafers while we're at it, not to mention provide clean renewable energy for towns out in the sticks, help us transition off of fossil fuels, and help make the grid more distributed, reducing overall costs.

Butt here's where things get ingenious: massive hemp fields out in the middle of nowhere to end deforestation and provide limitless supplies of toilet paper and other paper products as we transition to stone paper for our printing needs.  Now, some might complain and say that hemp is a costly product to turn into paper, but that is not true if you use sonocavitation for the process.

This is the dream.

Here are alot of airwell patents: http://www.rexresearch.com/airwell2/airwell2.htm