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The Implosion Motor Based on the Clem Engine

04/09/2016 9:32 AM

Hi all,

This is the first test on this implosion motor based on the story of Richard Clem and Viktor Schauberger theories.

First test without pumping fluid into the upper centrifugal pump

Motor/pump test : 114.5V * 3.6A = 412.2 W

Second test pumping fluid into the upper centrifugal pump.

Motor/pump load: 115.7V * 2.89A = 334.4w

Extra energy gain of :412.2W -- 334.4W =77.8w due to centrifugal force implosion (Vacuum) effect.

First test run:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghTVMoPm1-Y

Second test run:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juTqdkJVt9w

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04/09/2016 9:53 AM

Are you saying you're getting more energy out than you put in? That's not legal you know.

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04/09/2016 10:04 AM

No not yet, I'm saying that the hydraulic motor is causing the input load to decrease due to vacuum that pulls fluid through the hydraulic motor acting on it's own power.

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04/09/2016 10:49 AM

You're going to expend more energy creating your vacuum than you will get out of the vacuum "pulling" your fluid. No free lunch.

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04/09/2016 11:37 AM

Look, there's wires, meters, wooden contraptions, pulleys and belts, it must be true!

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04/09/2016 11:55 AM

Sorry but no wires on this implosion motor.

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04/09/2016 12:15 PM

That looks a lot like that transmission someone was trying to sell....limited slip differential.... It takes energy to create a vacuum....

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04/09/2016 12:30 PM

We've already had this discussion. Is there anything new to add since last time?

Restarting the Richard Clem Engine Project

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04/09/2016 12:47 PM

Clearly he's quite mad....

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04/09/2016 4:41 PM

Henway and Hammerfor should be able to patent that!

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04/09/2016 4:48 PM

You forgot to add in the power it takes to pump fluid into the upper centrifugal pump. More than 77.8W, I bet.

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04/09/2016 5:58 PM

Amazing! Your power consumption to turn the device goes down as the fluid warms up and gets thinner. Hydraulics engineers have been struggling with how to achieve that action for over a century and now you've cracked it.

And to top it off your calling AC reactive power watts when it's actually Volt -Amperes a basically meaningless number in comparison to real wattage being used.

Which means that all you are doing is reading the apparent power related to reactive power of which that value will change as the motors power factor changes under different loading conditions.

Also if you add a common motor run/power factor correction capacitor on the AC line you can bring your Amp readings down even further thus making the as calculated numbers at load look even lower.

3 for 3 on fundamental over unity misunderstandings on a first try! Pretty impressive!

Toss in a bunch of unit conversion errors and misguided assumptions of basic physics and or chemistry to further back up your work and you'll be well on your way to earning a full on over/unity fails Award!

BTW if you can score a 5 out of 5 or higher on your next presentation on CR4 you will be qualified to win either an 'Energy Barge' courtesy of Kaasruptsy Industries or a DAS engine that runs on 10,000 PSI CO2 safely contained in a plastic garbage can and garden hose.

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04/11/2016 9:09 AM

Isn't that true. GA for making a check list.

You should publish it on these "new energy" sites.

That would save the people who are honest but mis-informed from the crooks who prey on them.

Unfortunately so many people fall for these misunderstood concepts.

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There is someone who makes money selling you this kit.

Someone who has clearly solved the over unity money yield problem....

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Maybe you can get the "turboencabulator guy" to pitch this for you???

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Ok boys,

Let me explain how it works, before making any judgement on my work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnoXCr2lG0w

Yes, real design that show decrease of input of energy due upper vacuum chamber.

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No "boys" here only fairly well educated people.

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04/11/2016 4:12 PM

Don't know why you voted yourself OT? There are a lot of well educated women and men here. Unfortunately, there are few who thinks the world revolves around them and threatens anyone who doesn't bow down to them.

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04/10/2016 12:28 PM

Don't you ever mention the system needs exerts extra 100w for that 77.8w difference.

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Geez, is there an echo in the room?

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Don't feed the trolls!

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Some videoke, if you may? Some say its fun, I don't know.

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04/10/2016 2:06 PM

You clearly can't understand what the video shows or V*A= watts.

First test without pumping fluid into the centrifugal impeller upper cone.

Motor/pump test : 114.5V * 3.6A = 412.2 W

Second test pumping fluid into the centrifugal impeller upper cone.

Motor/pump load: 115.7V * 2.89A = 334.4w

Extra energy gain of :412.2W -- 334.4W =77.8w due to centrifugal force vacuum effect.

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04/11/2016 3:13 AM

There is no need to repeat what was given in the original post.

What is unclear is the reason for posting it. Over-unity devices simply do not work in this universe; if a system does not have the capacity to do work, then it would be folly to expect work to come out of it at a rate other than zero.

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PWSLACK,

Wow, just shows you're brain is in a smaller box then I thought!

A tornado is a violent column of rotating air made visible as they pick up debris on the ground or in the air. A tornado is usually visible, but not always. The important aspect of the definition is that the tornado or funnel cloud is in contact with the ground. The funnel clouds appear to extend downward from cumulonimbus clouds. A point to keep in mind is that this definition is not a truly accepted definition.

According to Charles A. Doswell III of the Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies, there is actually no real definition of a tornado that has been universally accepted and peer-reviewed by the scientific community.

One idea that is generally accepted is that tornadoes are one of the worst, and most violent, of all the types of severe weather. Tornadoes can be considered billion-dollar storms if the storm lasts sufficiently long enough, and has enough wind speed to do maximum property damage. Fortunately, most tornadoes are short-lived, lasting for only about 5-7 minutes on average.

My system works off the same basic theories, this is why you can't explain it!

Just show how people are overrated with their comments.

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B.S.

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04/11/2016 4:52 AM

So what is BS?

A tornado that creates more energy then anyone can calculate due to very little information of temperature changes and vortex.

Or is it that maybe you can created the same effect in a rotating cyclone that have the same effect as a tornado.

Clearly your comments are so closed minded that no need to make a fool out of yourself!

Move on, don't waste my time kid!

Next!

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What a load of pure drivel.

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04/11/2016 5:37 AM

Tornato

Lets cut the BS,

Explain how a tornado is created, you can't!

I will leave it at that!

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Maybe you should take your gadget on "Shark Tank"

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Maybe you should start your own forum?

You don't have to be on this channel, your ego won't be respected!

Bye bye, go where people will look up to you.

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Dear Sir,

Your way of reacting is to us very well known. From time to time people without any knowledge -whom I call "believers"- discover some thing which is not feasible but which they "believe" to understand better than any other. In their limited knowledge there is a lot of arrogance considering themselves as more intelligent than any other on this small planet. If one has the impertinence to consider their fantastic ideas as wrong he has to accept a virulent attack which tries to demonstrate that he has no horizon and that he should go to an other group where among low minded people he will feel more comfortable. YOU ARE NOT THE FIRST TO COME WITH THIS "DISCOVERY" AND CLAIM THAT IT IS A GENIAL IDEA. I AM SUE YOU WILL NOT BE THE LAST. IF YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE POLITE I COULD HAVE SEND TO YOU SOME COMPUTATIONS (of course made at my low level of intelligence) I MADE SOME TIME AGO WHEN ALREADY THIS IDEA WAS PRESENTED AND WHICH CAN WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM DEMONSTRATE THAT QUALITATIV THINKING AND QUANTITATIV ANALYSIS UNFORTUNATELY SOME TIME DO NOT AGREE WITH EACH OTHER. But I am sure you would not be interested to loose your belief. Enjoy your feeling to be the most capable person and be happy but stop to bother us with your genius.

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You have found a place where people look down on you. So from this point forward it will be an uphill climb.

You have insulted some of the more talented members of this forum. How do you think people are going to react to you? Not well that's for sure.

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04/11/2016 12:30 PM

Tornado's is a poor example of what your wanting to do with your contraption. Tornado's are powered from external forces.

It's time for you to go bye bye

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I don't know if anyone else has, but I've just reported to the Admin. for not only rude and insulting but also threatening to "kick ass" on anybody that doesn't agree with him.

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Oh Please, run to mommy.

Who started the insults?

Who came on this forum knowing I been working on this project for years?

Who makes you the boss, all you had to do is leave this forum.

Who started to bully who?

I think it's you who have a problem, why are you here?

I know you can be smarter then a caveman, some times I do wonder.

You can leave now, don't want to insult your ego!

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Hello,

I came back to see if the battle was still raging.

You can help me answer a question.

I'm having difficulty determining if you are a sadist or a masochist.

On the one hand, you've come here for a third time to inflict this ridiculously outrageous fantasy on the same forum who dismissed you as a fool the first two times you came here, and yet here you are again with the same old worn out BS that got you laughed at twice before, and now again.

Perhaps we are the masochists for participating again.

Anyway, as Nick pointed out, I have nothing better to do all day than sit in front of a screen (not exactly true) and play your silly games.

You'll have to admit that you do offer interesting study to a psychologist or whoever those people are who study deviant behavior.

I stand by my claim that you very likely are the illegitimate offspring of Donald Trump, as I said last year.

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I don't know why I let myself feed into his BS other than a good distraction from my mother passing away Dec.20th and now my girlfriend's mother is stage 3(+) cervical cancer. This guy is a real pain in the

Got's to go now as mom in law is on the way to the ER

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Sorry to hear of your loss.

He will implode soon enough.

Take care of business.

Good luck.

Here's one for Tommey:

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dj95401,

Good for you and your life style!

What goes around comes around, maybe you been bully people in the past like you try with me and now God is sick of your type of people.

Maybe they are burning in hell for raising a child who like to bash people work and think they know it all, don't you think it's time to change your ways?

unlike most of you, God is on my side due to the fact of my integrity and someone who won't let bullies like most of you push me around...

Those who really started these insults was on this forum from the beginning, when I first posted my project.

A the end, I will stand while most of you bully will burn in hell thinking your better then every body else.

have a great day!

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Another abusive and nonsensical post. I recommend that Admin close both the thread and this poster's account.

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I just PM Lyn about him, "He has to hit an all time low with his attacks, bring my dead mother and my girlfriend's mom into the subject. I guess I wouldn't be a very good quality control inspector if I didn't have someone p***** off at me, huh?

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First of all, it's you who thought by bringing your personal story into your bully remarks I would feel sorry for you.

You started this kid, don't play the victim card with me.

You clearly over did your welcome, now go and cry and think about who started these rude comments.

Grow up baby!

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04/11/2016 7:30 PM

You wanted to bring the fire in me, now I can be just as bad with words.

You girls want to play the victim card, go right ahead.

It's very simple, it's you're team of jerk offs who are making comments to try to insult my work and name calling.

Now you want a fight with words so be it, I'm sick and tire of your type of people.

I was not the only one you insulted in the past, your forum goes back years of doing this type of bullying.

It's simple leave the forum where I can have a talk with others who just might want to talk about whats going on with this experiment.

Have a great day.

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04/11/2016 7:39 PM

Another reported post.

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04/11/2016 7:44 PM

Likewise.

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04/14/2016 7:24 AM

Just don't mind them. They usually has a quite an initiation around here. I get used to them and have loved them, eventually. Life like food(salad), is never exciting without a little acidity. Take it from me, I've been here since 2011 and it change not quite a bit. I am pretty sure, they'll missed me when I'm gone, you know that "connection" thing. "In the pact of wolves, each has each own role but interestingly not even one is left behind in the stride."-Legolaz

You know, some says "common sense dictates"

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04/12/2016 2:03 PM

Yep and your using DC power formula Tommey.

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04/10/2016 3:27 PM

This is interesting. I'll take a look as soon as I get a chance. I talked to Richard on the phone back in...hmm. Can't remember exactly now, but it was probably in the early 80s. I'd heard an interview with him on the radio (KRLD, Dallas?) and he was fine to talk to anyone who believed in what he was doing. He was mostly looking for investors, but talked to me anyway. A lot of things have changed with me since then, but I never forgot him.

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04/10/2016 3:45 PM

Hi Justajo

I would be interested if there was a recording or other information.

Keelynet covered the Clem engine, but had lots of theories that did not work.

http://www.keelynet.com/energy/clemindex.htm

I believe he was a real person, just nobody really spend the time looking into facts or fiction.

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04/11/2016 11:46 AM

Do you recognize this headline?

"The Clem engine can not be closed looped according to Tommy Reed"

What breakthrough made you change your mind after three years?

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04/11/2016 7:58 PM

Hi RamConsult,

You're right at that time I did say the Clem engine can not be looped.

What I discover was that the Rim jet theory would not have enough thrust while producing enough PSI and GPM of input energy.

A few months back I discover that it could not be a head pressure but a vacuum that could have pull the fluid through the hydraulic motor like a tornado water spout.

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04/11/2016 8:05 PM

What calculations and/or measurements do you have on any of that?

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04/12/2016 2:24 AM

Agreed, a vacuum will decrease the back pressure on the incoming fluid, in effect pulling the liquid through the rotor. The problem is how does the vacuum get there and how is it maintained? Unfortunately the energy required to drive a vacuum pump that will maintain a decent vacuum has to come from an external source, and that energy comes at the expense of the overall efficiency of the system.

Also you can't just pull a vacuum and expect it to be maintained; after all, a vacuum is the absence of any fluid in the space, and once your working fluid enters the space the vacuum is replaced by water vapor and evaporated oil therefore there is no more vacuum.

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04/11/2016 8:01 PM

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04/11/2016 8:14 PM

I agree, but you also have to turn off your dogs making the first insults!

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04/11/2016 8:49 PM

You have called people "boys", "girls", "jerks", etc. Other people questioned your highly questionable ideas, but few if any have called you personal names. You would be well advised to quit your deceptions about that. Another of your lies is to say "your dogs" to a moderator.

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04/11/2016 10:07 PM

First of all, your group is known to insult anyone who comes on these forums, so don't play a victim ok.

You want to trash other, but when they trash you back your ego is damage and you want them kick out of the forum.

My question is why come on this Clem engine forum in the first place, if you think it's smoke and mirrors.

I will tell you why, it's because you would like to be the high light in every subject, and yet you're clueless on what I'm doing.

It's best that you go where other look up to you, clearly you don't the skills to understand or build what I have.

I know I insulted you again, get lost!

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04/12/2016 3:35 AM

In fact I pitty you working for YEARS on this impossible project is such a loss of energy which you could have invested in something more profitable to you and may be for all of us.

I understand you frustration and I am SINCERELY sorry for you.

Please answer my following question: have you been in school? up to which degree ?

The reason I ask it is the following. During my career as consultant I had many times contacts with inventors presenting ideas which apparently were fantastic and were not feasible as soon as quantitative analysis was done. ALL of them came from not technical activities were NEVER in a technical environment and -as you - believed in their idea. Only ONE of them an older man was correct he payed for the consulting and after a quite long explanation (done at his technical level) accepted and even thanked me for I made him "free" of his obsessions.

Some reacted as you do, considered that I do not understand their thinking which was too deep for a limited mind as mine (according to them).

I am not surprised of your reaction but I do not understand why you perseverate.

Lyn is on the true path asking himself if you are a masochist.

In front of such a resistance I would stopped to stay in touch with those "stupid guys and girls and..." but you, you continue. Does it make you happy to insult?

A true psychologist would ask himself about your mental health.

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04/11/2016 11:29 PM

I once made the acqaintance with a person who could not understand why his rainwater downpipe overflowed into the roof space when the discharge pipe was sending water a meter away. He reasoned that the enormous suction of the water should have pulled the water out of the downpipe much quicker. Clearly Tommey is not alone in his misunderstanding of "suction". He states he has spent years working on this and so of course he is reluctant to hear any engineering that refutes his understanding. Notwithstanding that smart people have worked hard to understand "Why is it so?" (Prof Julius Summner Miller ) and then written and published their findings so the knowledge can be passed on to all who would seek it. A sceptical outlook on life is generally promoted but unfortunately we end up with a generation who don't accept immunisation, GM food, religious belief etc. and hang their hats on old ideas like this easily disproven engine.

I only feel sad for someone who so fervently believes something that they brook no explanation of the reality if it sounds like it is counter to their understanding. Be it religion, politics, physics or engineering most people will at some time have a non-rational belief. Frustrating for those who KNOW the opposite to be true, but some people will not be swayed. Tommey has to spend another few years trying to make it work and when he gets older and wiser he may determine that he is "missing something." Indeed the reason he came here may have been to find answers to the specific problem that he is facing but just hasn't found a friendly believer to ask.

He won't, not with his attitude and his lack of listening skills.

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Hello all,

Yes I been a bad boy, I don't take crap from the insults like I still see.

So I will be nice and give you some data and mathematics to back up my claims.

The drawing above is the basic set up of the experimental implosion(vacuum) motor in my design.

The lower part of the build is a inverted impeller design that creates enough vacuum to prime the hydraulic motor.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Disp. 2.5 cu. in. / rev.
  • Motor Type Roller Stator
  • Pressure:
    2250 PSI cont.
    3000 PSI int.
  • Torque:
    823 in-lbs. cont.
    1088 in-lbs. int.
  • Speed:
    1116 RPM cont.
    1515 RPM int.
  • Flow:
    12 GPM cont.
    16 GPM int.
  • Rotation Reversible
  • Mount 4 bolt 3.25" B.C.
  • Shaft 1" dia. x 1-3/4" keyed
  • Ports SAE 10
  • Case Drain SAE 4
  • Size 5-5/8" x 4" x 4"

The only problem with this motor is it's not a vane motor for higher rpm's and gpm.

When rotating this system as the motor is being used as a pump the fluid is moved upwards in the the cone centrifugal pump.

Now before I show some formulas, I do have a problem with the hydraulic motor drive being is not a high gpm flow and won't prime the upper centrifugal pump fully. This will create a air vacuum.

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04/12/2016 7:16 AM

Gee, that's too bad. A vane motor would probably have been cheaper, too.

BTW, how did it become a "Claim" engine?

And where's the math?

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If you want to insult, you know what will happen.

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04/12/2016 7:33 AM

Those were legitimate comments and questions. Falsely calling them "insults" does not relieve you of any obligation to answer them cogently.

The winky face is insincere.

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04/12/2016 10:44 AM

Do not ask more let him present his quantitative explanations and we can judge after where his errors are.

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04/12/2016 1:36 PM

Ok I will have to take this by steps, so everyone can agree or disagree.

First I like calculated thrust with a simple formula: F=1.57*psi*d*d

So in other words if you have a pressure of 100 psi and a jet id of 0.25

Total thrust would be: 1.57*100*0.25*0.25=9.81lb per jet.

To calculate ft/sec sqrt(32+32*(100*.434)= 52.7ft/sec.

GPM = (pi*r^2)*(52.7*12") = 31.04 cu/in *60 =1862cu/in min/231=8.06GPM per jet.

If all of my calculation are correct and if I had a 18" diameter with 2 jets:

Total for 2 jets=16.12 gpm

Peek rpms = (18" *pi)=56.55in or 4.71ft

Top speed of the diameter of say drum would be:

(52.7ft/sec*60)/4.71ft=671.34 rpms at 100% free spin.

Or at 50% 335.67 rpm with a constant load of 9.81in/lb*9"=7.36ft/lb

Total HP at 50% load =7.36*335.67/5252=0.47 hp

This does not include air friction.

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04/12/2016 2:06 PM

That's weird units you're using. Do you have better approach. Read books, in the topics of Turbomachineries.

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04/12/2016 2:17 PM

For starters, the first formula is incorrect. It should have the factor (pi)/4, which is about 0.7854 rather than 1.57.

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04/12/2016 2:58 PM

Not! pressure in a fluid is mass moving out word based on water rockets math.

http://www.angelfire.com/ab8/expert00/pop_bottle_rocket.html

My test to verify the mathematics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XBOQ8aoJ-s

Seems like someone is having problem with liquid pressure thrust already.

Tom 1, you are 0.

bring it on...

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04/13/2016 9:48 AM

I have to be correct in this case you are wrong. Put on paper the equation and you will see that it is π/2.

F= d(m*v)/dt → F=ρ*Q*v → F= A*ρ*v^2 = π/4*d^2*ρ*v^2=π/4*d^2*(2*Δp)

But neither the vena contracta nor the loss coefficient are considered and for sharp orifices they are in the range of 0.6.

So that all the rest is based on an error this being at the 1st line.

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Yeah, I looked at that later and saw the discrepancy between thrust and pressure. Maybe the genius will capitalize on that, in which case you may regret this post.

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04/13/2016 6:40 PM

Nice paste job, did you pull this out of a hat?

My formulas is correct, yours is a pasted and post one.

Funny has hell...

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Nice move. You just rejected a post that actually supported your position. Not that you would ever know the difference.

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You are a very disturbed person, you should better visit a mental specialist and ask for help. I fear that you will finish your life in a hospital if you do not do some think to heal your disease.

I am a correct person and when I saw a wrong comment I reacted, in your sick mind you cannot understand it. Tornado was right but I do not regret because I respected my principles.

To your information I DO NOT NEED TO PASTE SINCE I HAVE THE SKILLS TO DEDUCT SUCH SIMPLE RELATIONSHIPS ON MY OWN AND ALSO SOME MUC MORE COMPLEX YOU WOULD NEVER UNDERSTAND.

I AM SURE YOU TOOK THE FORMULA FROM A BOOK BUT DO NOT KNOW NEITHER HOW IT WAS OBTAINED NOR THE RELATED ASPECTS AS VENA CONTRACTA AND LOCAL LOSSES.

You did not answer my question because YOU have NO knowledge in physics or mathematics you are some body who believes to be a "self made man" with ideas and consider all other people as low value beings.

You are arrogant which is for a technician a very stupid attitude, but in fact you are not a technician your are an INVENTOR.

Your aggressive behavior is a consequence of your frustrations, I am sure you suffer because of your lack of success and you come on such sites in the hope of some support.

If you spend so many years on this idea without results it is because your lack of knowledge picking up formula neither understanding where they come from nor the basics.

Have you ever considered the motor/pump efficiency ? Have you ever heard about it ? or in your world every thing is ideal, perfect ?

To teach you a bit about tribology (ever heard about ?) : when two bodies have a relative movement on a contact surface, according to the physics in the real world, a friction occurs proportional to the applied load and depending on the presence or absence of a separating fluid. Although hydraulic equipment works with a fluid the load magnitudes and the sliding speed generate important frictions and the main fight in the conceptional work for the development of such components is the reduction of friction.

So that even if your other parts would work you should generate more energy to compensate friction losses. But only in our world not in yours where all is perfect.

A last remark, from energy efficiency point of view the "reaction engine" you have is one of the worse. If you make the correct analysis you can see it. But it is only in our world not in yours.

Again I can only say that I pity you, you are a sick person and will stay as such as long as you will not get loss of your obsession, but this is another story.

Do not take the time to insult me because I will not any more look at this thread, I am fed up with your way of thinking and reacting.

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If I understand correctly,in the second photo you show an impeller, a closed impeller, in that there in no fluid outlet?

I'm assuming that the fluid comes in from the back side through the slots and drives the impeller, but:

1. does the fluid travel up the funnel shape?

2. where does it go?

3. what work does it do?

You seem to have reduced the power consumed by 78W. But the device has done no work.

Where is the work?

I hope this leads somewhere productive, soon.

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Hi Lyn,

The extra power is coming from my design that pulls fluid upward from the lower support shaft.

Almost like a vacuum where the first impeller primes the hydraulic motor and exits up the the upper centrifugal pump that creates a vacuum on the lower section of the system.

The vacuum acts like a tornado that creates a negative pressure on the fluid and pulls more then the pump is producing at the same speed.

This vacuum acts on the motor and wants to increase it's rpm due to match the GPM coming out in the upper centrifugal pump.

One important fact is that it's not rotating in a fluid, so the only drag is air.

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04/12/2016 2:14 PM

There IS NO "extra power" here. None. You have reduced the power required to pump the fluid by some miniscule amount.

Nothing more, and I'm not too sure of that.

The contraption is not doing any work.

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Hear is the special pump that only allows the lower tube to pick up the fluid only as the lower pump moves fluid into the hydraulic motor.

This is like a flywheel effect, all the negative is created in the rotation inertia with out effecting fluid pump load.

This is the lower pump that pick up fluid and created centrifugal inertia without any fluid loads.

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Question, do you all think a torque converter takes a lot of energy to rotate while it's filled with transmission fluid?

How about if you allow fluid to exit at 90deg while sucking up more fluid from the center?

It take no more energy due to the fact it's not a pump as you may think it is.

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That is not true--not really how pumps work. Also, you appear to be confusing pumps with motors. (Although some devices can be used either way.)

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I disagree.

Most hydraulic motor can act as a pump as well.

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04/12/2016 4:07 PM

That's what I said, so why do you disagree? The problem is that you don't seem to know which usage is which.

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04/12/2016 4:32 PM

It's both, when starting the system the motor act as a pump, once then fluid reach a point of saturation the centrifugal inertia increase the fluid speed to fly outward at 90deg.

These is where the tornado effect is created.

This was seen in many of my past experiment, but it was using rim jets pressure instead of vacuum.

Once the rpms reach a point equal to the thrust speed, the gear pump dropped by a fact of 75% while jet thrust was a constant.

Simple test prove my point at a constant head pressure while not moving, and drops after rotating.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2L_PBGgHZw

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04/12/2016 5:25 PM

More pure gibberish. You keep using nonstandard and meaningless terms.

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04/12/2016 3:56 PM

YOU ARE NOT DOING ANY WORK, and you are putting .45 HP into the front end.

Show me some output!

Other wise, it's Laws of Physics 1; Tommey 0.

You are not gaining any supporters here.

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