Animated example of Windhexe machine

[ratulloch1]

U.S. Patent 6971594 do a search on google for windhexe and a bunch of stuff will come back good luck.

[Jacknast08]

Is there one available for trials? What solids does the input have to be?

[ratulloch1]

the last I heard the guy sold his patent....

[Jacknast08]

SO.... Does that mean this machine is or is not available to manufacture products?

I'm not interested in building, I'm interested in seeing how this machine performs on a food science level. Unless of course you have information already concerning how this drying process compares to; spray drying, freeze drying, vacuum drying etc. for nutritional, functional applications. If you do then please forward me any references. How about the patent number?

[ratulloch1]

video of the real windhexe machine can be find at this link tinyurl dot com 2sohz4

[roidroid]

hehe, i didn't know you were a newenergycongress member

[IantheLegobuilder]

What is the purpose of the outer cone? It doesn't look like it's used for anything.

[ratulloch1]

It really isn't just wanted to make it look a little more stable by giving it more depth.

[ratulloch1]

the real windhexe video can be seen here

tinyurl dot com / 2sohz4

[roidroid]

was this process insightful? do you understand how the Windhexe works?

I wish i knew, from listening to the news it seems it's a mystery.

[ratulloch1]

nope can't say i fully understand it but I know it has to deal with vortex energy and the way it interacts with substances