Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit - with setup details

For example the “16 Larger Generators” exhibit would have 18 panels arranged three rows by six
columns. The title panel would be in the upper left corner of the array. The page of References
would be in the lower right corner.
Another example would be the “27 Radioactivity Neutralization Methods” category which would have
a total of 30 panels. The array would have 3 rows by 10 columns. The “Radioactivity Neutralization
Methods” title panel would be inserted in the upper left corner. The page of References would be in
the middle of the last column with one page of Hubble Space Telescope images underneath.
Note that to the left of the “27 Radioactivity Neutralization Methods” exhibit there would be two extra
pages. The titles of these two pages in vertical sequence are “Blinded to the Future” and “Trinity –
First Test of Atomic Bomb”. They are part of the one-column A-bomb display of which its diagram is
at the beginning of the “27 Radioactivity Neutralization Methods” chapter on page 119.
The “Torsion Field School Network” category would also have a total of 24 panels plus a title page
and a page of references – laid out as an array of 3 rows of panels by 9 columns – with the lower
right corner filled in by a full page image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. To the right is a tenth
column of three more pages of Hubble Space Telescope images.
The panels in all of the other categories are in random order although the panels with diagrams or
photographs could be spaced among the text-only panels to improve the aesthetics of the
presentation. In contrast the 24 torsion field school network panels should be displayed in sequential
order as presented in this file.
At the entrance to the Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions or wherever appropriate would be displayed
“Metaphor for the Emergence of Clean Energy Inventions”. The diagram of its display is on page 28.
Also placed wherever appropriate would be the display of the lyrics of the song “Impossible Dream”
from the movie “Man of La Mancha”. Its diagram is on page 249.
To ensure that the panels are displayed in level rows first tape a taut string that would indicate the
bottom or top edges of the panels in each row. It has been experimentally determined that the top
edge of the top row of panels seems comfortable for most people at 66 inches above the floor.
FedEx Kinkos can print each exhibit on laminated 64-pound matte paper. There is no limit to the
length of the laminated sheets. Their price is $7.25/square foot. Grommets for hanging from hooks
can be added along the top and bottom edges at $1/grommet. A rough multiplication of 50 feet x 2
feet plus sales tax yields an approximate total cost of $800.
If the exhibition area has enough room laminated sheets could be hung horizontally on walls
or frames with three rows of panels for convenient viewing by visitors.
One advantage of laminated sheets besides looking professional is that they could be rolled up into
conveniently compact rolls and stored to be easily available for future exhibitions. One disadvantage
of laminated sheets is that if an invention summary needs to be edited, the laminated sheet for its
category would have to be reprinted at some cost. If the exhibition area is relatively small like a typical
ten-foot booth, then the laminated sheets would need to be hung vertically.
Sheets can also be individually laminated into 11” x 8.5” laminated panels with a SircleLam SG-
230 laminator at far lower cost. A print shop can also print panels in color on pre-laminated sheets.