Here is my statement, questions and strategy plan of Innervoice Consulting: Can this be done by the government administration? Take a moment to read the Innervoice Consulting "Eco Generator Backup Hybrid System." Government officials can respond with their opinion through my Gmail at Innervoice as I am keeping my creative notes to a confidential level in my business as I further develop the Eco engineering home heating sketch designs:
Innervoice Consulting- Gloria Jean Harden-Bailey (Creative Eco Energy plans of design and management)
Posted on Google+ and Facebook:
Google+ dates and post time: October 3rd, 2014 and updated October 6th, 2014
Facebook dates and post time: October 3rd, 2014 at 7:14pm and updated October 6th, 2014
My post and discussion I spoke of a Utility Savings Plan:
My son Marcus and I are working on an idea to reduce energy dependence on utility companies. An "Eco Backup Generator" attached to homes can store solar power for electricity or other types of energy in a self-contained unit smaller than a Heating-Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) unit that sits outside your home. This "Eco Backup Generator" could heat and upstart rotation energy to a home and through temperature control much like you switch from gas to electric in a hybrid car. Imagine sitting in your comfortable home and your main unit powers down and switches off quietly to your "Eco Backup Generator" that takes over the heating and cooling of your home with energy that already stored from their sun cell collection. Hopefully, the result is half the utility bill cost if scientist and engineers could get this idea into everyday usable production. Now of course, it would work best on new homes but "Eco Backup Generator" heating and cooling systems can be adapted to the older homes. This could become the standard and imagine how many people across the world could save money and prevent damage to the environment with a basic mechanical engineered plan put in production to manufacturers. The advantage for utility companies would be the responsible assistance to preserving energy for their customers and less energy unit cost.
We are going over the categories of solar, wind, water power, etc… and how this would work and then draw and sketch the possibilities as we discuss scientific facts, theories and brain storming conclusions.
1. Direct sun regions: Solar Cell collection will be used for energy storage.
2. Mountain/hill and across the plains region: Wind mill power will be used collection of the resources.
3. Coastal/ocean regions: Water generation storing and collection.
These three sources will gather and pull natural resource energy from the environment: During the day the HVAC is on while people are at work because this is usually the lowest usage. The “Eco Backup Generator Hybrid System” will switch on at night in the height times of energy use after work and during dinner and heat or cool the homes at night. From there the standard HVAC we currently use will switch back on in early morning as people rise for work. This can be combined with capping the utility use similar to the purchase of cell phone data, voice on a phone plan. You only buy what you need from the utility company. If you go over your cap you pay the usage from the main energy line you use for the HVAC utility company. This method will quickly regulate environmental behavior usage as being responsible climate citizens. (In terms of engineering and mechanical the system would have to be built to work seamlessly together. {Quietly for noise reduction} A diagram would have to be created for how that would work. That's the main mechanical and drafting plan component for the switch on and off energy backup and transfer initiation.) Design schematic: The engineering plan should be ergonomic with formed and shaped lines. Semi mat sheen of paint coverage that is resistant to harsh climate exposure. Colors are fine if they blend in with the landscape of the home and neighborhood architecture. I would like to see a design contest by artist for The "Eco Backup Generator Hybrid System" to create designs for this system and how it would blend with the HVAC system.
I created similar designs of arts, science and mechanical drafting plans and engineering with both my sons Darrien Douglass Bailey and now Marcus Marcelus Bailey. Darrien, my older son is great with the sorting and slowing down the plan for feasibility; how it would work and what does not work. He see the gaps; the focused intensity of the picture and if it makes sense for everyday use and the practicality. He looks at the plan and data brings the idea and schematic design back to the center and then expands it further. Blessings. Creator and author: Gloria Jean Harden-Bailey and teen space/science innovator: Marcus Marcelus Bailey for the original schematic design plan.
Darrien Douglass Bailey-Post review analysis and discussion notes: October 10, 2014
Interesting idea: My only question is the cost of the unit and its availability? Solar units are not cheap and for them to be put into a package could be expensive. Also, where would these units be sold and who would install them?
Brainstorming solutions: Gloria Bailey-Gloria J Bailey, October 10, 2014
1. Create a cost breakdown analysis per “Eco Backup Hybrid Generator” unit.
2. Gather manufacturer distribution discount of parts once schematic design/engineering plan and templates are completed and drawn to the actual scale of the part. Automatic machine production.
3. Estimate the amount of existing and hired workers who would create, develop and produce these parts of the home unit and what would be their labor hours and wages.
4. Who would partner to be the production company and retailers to purchase the “Eco Backup Hybrid Generator’?
5. Locate the installation experts for the home units and what is the installation fee?
(Experts and Officials should take this every day home heating plan towards a product with their resources). Original ideas, concept created by Gloria J Bailey of Innervoice Consulting and Marcus Marcelus Bailey (Middle School) and Darrien Douglass Bailey(University Student) at Innervoice.
