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Salvatore Pais’s patent application proposes a plasma-compression fusion device with opposing counter-spinning fusors inside an evacuated hollow duct. Their electrically charged outer surfaces and gas-feed openings are intended to concentrate electromagnetic fields around a plasma core, with deuterium identified as a preferred gas. The description assigns compression to concentrated magnetic flux, heating to electromagnetic radiation, and confinement to the generated magnetic fields. Its field-generation argument relies on accelerated rotation or vibration, including rapid changes of motion. The stated gigawatt-to-terawatt output and kilowatt-to-megawatt input are design predictions, not reported reactor measurements. Proposed energy-extraction routes include conformal heat exchangers and direct conversion of charged fusion products, tying the power concept to fuel and apparatus choices.

Plasma Compression Fusion Device