Why does everybody who makes these turbines feed the flow backwards, the important bit, where the power is, is at the center, yet the air flow has lost most of its power by the time it reaches the center when configured this way round. Beautiful construction a pleasure to behold!!!
I invented a breakthrough energy source which violates the law of conservation of energy. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which violate the law of energy conservation. I am looking for $30 000 for a prototype and $3M for patents. Making a 6 kW generator will cost $1200 in mass production, value of the energy produced per year $5400.
i made somthing simlar to this and it wouldnt work the cds would bounce back anf forth but i think got that figured out now also im using steam to power it would that have any bearin on it spining
Its 1.2mm but that might be a bit big for air as a working fluid. Ideally the gap should be slightly less than the boundary layer thickness for the given fluid at the working speed and pressure.
see if you can get your gap to ~.73 mm. It should greatly improve your efficiency, assuming air's kinematic viscocity at standard temperature and pressure.
Remembering of course that running pressure might be up to 120psi and 60 deg c. Also, pressure drops as the air approaches the centre, just to add insult to injury.
Why does everybody who makes these turbines feed the flow backwards, the important bit, where the power is, is at the center, yet the air flow has lost most of its power by the time it reaches the center when configured this way round. Beautiful construction a pleasure to behold!!!
TheGlobalOdyssey 10 months ago
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I invented a breakthrough energy source which violates the law of conservation of energy. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which violate the law of energy conservation. I am looking for $30 000 for a prototype and $3M for patents. Making a 6 kW generator will cost $1200 in mass production, value of the energy produced per year $5400.
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henrykay01 1 year ago
i made somthing simlar to this and it wouldnt work the cds would bounce back anf forth but i think got that figured out now also im using steam to power it would that have any bearin on it spining
happgecko 1 year ago
tesla was the man
killafag2day 1 year ago
possible to put in a car?
MrCoolguy6273 2 years ago
Theoretically possible. There are efficiency issues with air flow after the blade stage which remain to be solved.
evildrome 2 years ago
what is the gap length between discs?
heavym3tal 2 years ago
Its 1.2mm but that might be a bit big for air as a working fluid. Ideally the gap should be slightly less than the boundary layer thickness for the given fluid at the working speed and pressure.
evildrome 2 years ago
see if you can get your gap to ~.73 mm. It should greatly improve your efficiency, assuming air's kinematic viscocity at standard temperature and pressure.
heavym3tal 2 years ago
Remembering of course that running pressure might be up to 120psi and 60 deg c. Also, pressure drops as the air approaches the centre, just to add insult to injury.
evildrome 2 years ago
eh...best I can do since I don't have any tables for kinematic viscosity of substances...
heavym3tal 2 years ago
kinda cool
upwindstorm09 2 years ago
Yes, I have posted a video in which the speed is measured with a non-contact rev counter.
evildrome 2 years ago
Have you clocked the rpm's yet?
smoseson 2 years ago