A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2

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Re: A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2




by Sylvester spiritus » 21/01/18, 01:54

moinsdewatt wrote:And it will last like this on this thread for years. It’s already seen.

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Another very constructive remark ... : Idea:

It is good to be critical, but still we should be critical of what we take for granted.
What we thought we knew 2 years ago has been called into question and what we know today will be called tomorrow (or the day after tomorrow).

There is a huge difference between the energy of the vacuum obtained with the cosmological constant (10 power -9 joules per m3) and the energy of the vacuum with quantum electrodynamics (10 power 113 joules / m3).
There is like a problem, right?

Our advanced techniques are just beginning to detect certain variations in the oscillation of neutrinos between those who have come from the sun and those who have crossed the earth.
In particle accelerators we also observe "virtual" particles which appear and disappear as dry, ditto with lasers ...
In short, many things suggest an "energy field" that interacts with matter.
Fortunately, I'm not the only one to think so ...
More than 70 years ago, V. Schauberger had already integrated it and clarified that it is through the particular interactions within the vortices that we can benefit.
It is so difficult to envisage or it challenges our vision a little too much ...

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Re: A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2




by izentrop » 21/01/18, 09:10

The problem you raise is one of the puzzles still to be solved and fortunately because the researchers are unemployed.

For now, we add dark matter and dark energy to make it stick to the calculations, but in no case are the thermodynamic principles violated.
The results recently obtained by the Planck1 satellite have confirmed our knowledge of the composition of the universe and the characteristics of its history. Thus matter in the form of atoms represents only a little less than 5% of the total density, while another matter of unknown nature, called non-baryonic, represents a little more than 25%. The universe is also subject to a large-scale repulsive force, attributed to dark energy which represents 70% of the density of the Universe, which leads to an acceleration of its expansion! http://www.insu.cnrs.fr/node/4395
What this gamekeeper poet wrote has nothing to do with science.

To carry out the cartography of the universe (another subject), they only took into account gravity and the vacuum is considered as an "anti-force". The masses shun him like the plague ...

Silvestre wrote: many things suggest an "energy field" that interacts with matter.
E = MC²
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Re: A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2




by Remundo » 21/01/18, 11:26

we don't care a little (me: completely) of the "indeterminate energy of the quantum vacuum" and of the neutrinos with "infinitesimal oscillations" ...

If we crop a little on this topic: it is a question of creating a cyclone by cavitation H2O / CO2, then of using the kinetic energy of the jets which would result from it.

So that's what we need to talk about, and especially to experiment. The rest is just the science fair discussion, which others would call intellectual jerk-off.

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by moinsdewatt » 21/01/18, 12:54

Remundo wrote:o
If we crop a little on this topic: it is a question of creating a cyclone by cavitation H2O / CO2, then of using the kinetic energy of the jets which would result from it.

So that's what we need to talk about, and especially to experiment. The rest is just the science fair discussion, which others would call intellectual jerk-off.



Absolutely.

Some sons here have largely demonstrated that several years later this kind of thread remained intellectual handjob.
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Re: A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2




by Sylvester spiritus » 21/01/18, 14:50

moinsdewatt wrote:
Remundo wrote:o
If we crop a little on this topic: it is a question of creating a cyclone by cavitation H2O / CO2, then of using the kinetic energy of the jets which would result from it.

So that's what we need to talk about, and especially to experiment. The rest is just the science fair discussion, which others would call intellectual jerk-off.



Absolutely.

Some sons here have largely demonstrated that several years later this kind of thread remained intellectual handjob.


Okay so it's ok, I have time.
That said, after 3 weeks, it is already starting to tire me severely !!!

My two areas of experimentation:
1- recreate these famous vortex tubes in depression of course.
2- understand the mechanism of separation of electrical charges in the vapor phase and the phenomena of electrification of water vapor which must be used in the central part, by peak effect and thanks to the thermal conflict.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effet_de_ ... pointe.png
It is a compulsory passage for several reasons and here I am.
This link gives some ideas on acidic water which would produce positive vapor (H3O +) and negative micro-droplets (OH-).
http://quanthomme.free.fr/qhsuite/2006N ... SATION.pdf
Do you have any other leads on the phenomena of electrification of water vapor?

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Re: A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2




by gildas » 21/01/18, 18:06

Hello Sylvestre,

What you are describing can be applied to a heat engine transformed by the Paul Pantone system.
You may know..
http://quanthomme.free.fr/jlnlabs/bingofuel/pmcjln.htm

Some say that there would be creation of a plasma which would transform water vapor into hydrogen and the reaction would be endothermic.

Good experiments. :)

PS: The captivating adventure of an airplane victim of a fire in St Elmo:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vol_9_British_Airways
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by izentrop » 22/01/18, 11:59

Remundo wrote: The rest is just the science fair discussion!
"Quanthomme" and company is anything but "scientific".
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by the alfred » 22/01/18, 12:41

I look forward to the presentation of the prototypes
and of course the validation of the results

not long ago someone asked me for a '' 'golden plow' '' from VIKTOR,
confusing besides bronze and brass
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by Sylvester spiritus » 22/01/18, 12:45

Thanks for the link, Gildas:

I would take the time to examine the 1898 hilliary eldridge patent.
two things:
-There is cavitation and sonoluminescence in the Bingofuel reaction, it is clearly visible.
-passing with carbon (CO or CO2) to dissociate H2O confirms to me that it is more economical (announced yield: 2,3 times + than electrolysis)
It's a good start!!!

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in Izentrop: most scientists today have blinkers ... (I had plenty of time to check it with the skewer of aggregated teachers I know !!!)
They no longer have the necessary open-mindedness and cling to thermodynamics like crabs.
I know, she was never caught. But it may be because we cannot afford to look closely at the effects of the weak interaction which does not maintain parity. At 10 power -18 m, it is too small and discreet for our devices.
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by Gaston » 22/01/18, 14:38

Sylvestre spiritus wrote:They no longer have the necessary open-mindedness and cling to thermodynamics like crabs.
I know, she was never caught. But it may be because we cannot afford to look closely at the effects of the weak interaction which does not maintain parity. At 10 power -18 m, it is too small and discreet for our devices.
This kind of reasoning does not constitute the beginning of the beginning of evidence.

Admittedly, it is possible that the thermodynamics that we know currently is false (or more probably incomplete).
It is not for all that all the processes which announce violating the principles of thermodynamics are real.

If one of them is real, it must be able to provide (reproducible) proofs from which one can overturn or develop the current theory.
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