A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2
published: 30/12/17, 22:06
Hello everyone,
I have long hesitated to open this subject so the mechanisms involved are both unknown and the opposite of what we are used to seeing.
Professional in the field of water, I wish I could develop, here on your forum, a thorough analysis of a generator imagined in the 50 years by a visionary totally misunderstood at this time. Recent discoveries and observations seem to prove him right ...
An observation:
While emitting harmful gases, our engines release 60% of heat for hardly 40% of yield.
Conversely, a cyclone releases a tremendous kinetic energy while cooling a mass of water, it feeds on the evaporation of water.
In other words and in a simplified way, it transforms the thermal energy of water into kinetic energy.
See chap.3 in this link on the formation of cyclones:
http://www.encyclopedie-environnement.o ... anisation/
The principle of this generator:
Imitate and amplify the operating principle of a cyclone by a devious means related to the properties of water and dissolved gases and recover the released kinetic energy; this, even at low temperatures.
Two links on the peculiarity of cyclones to be able to grasp the approach:
the graph of pressure and temperature differences in a cyclone:
https://www.google.fr/search?q=graphe+d ... 20v-OH7msM:
The movement of hot and cold air masses in a cyclone reminiscent of the principle of the vortex tube: (two swirling currents of hot and cold air in opposite directions obtained from a temperate air):
https://www.google.fr/search?client=fir ... HRsjrpwZPM:
As it is difficult for me to summarize 5 years of research in a few words I stop here, before attacking the interest of supercavitation (use a dissolved gas to amplify the phenomenon of cavitation-implosion of water: a property particularly unknown water and seen as a major disadvantage in hydraulics for its powerful destructive power) and the role of vacuum vortex tubes in a rotating system.
Already, these first words are understandable to you?
cordially
I have long hesitated to open this subject so the mechanisms involved are both unknown and the opposite of what we are used to seeing.
Professional in the field of water, I wish I could develop, here on your forum, a thorough analysis of a generator imagined in the 50 years by a visionary totally misunderstood at this time. Recent discoveries and observations seem to prove him right ...
An observation:
While emitting harmful gases, our engines release 60% of heat for hardly 40% of yield.
Conversely, a cyclone releases a tremendous kinetic energy while cooling a mass of water, it feeds on the evaporation of water.
In other words and in a simplified way, it transforms the thermal energy of water into kinetic energy.
See chap.3 in this link on the formation of cyclones:
http://www.encyclopedie-environnement.o ... anisation/
The principle of this generator:
Imitate and amplify the operating principle of a cyclone by a devious means related to the properties of water and dissolved gases and recover the released kinetic energy; this, even at low temperatures.
Two links on the peculiarity of cyclones to be able to grasp the approach:
the graph of pressure and temperature differences in a cyclone:
https://www.google.fr/search?q=graphe+d ... 20v-OH7msM:
The movement of hot and cold air masses in a cyclone reminiscent of the principle of the vortex tube: (two swirling currents of hot and cold air in opposite directions obtained from a temperate air):
https://www.google.fr/search?client=fir ... HRsjrpwZPM:
As it is difficult for me to summarize 5 years of research in a few words I stop here, before attacking the interest of supercavitation (use a dissolved gas to amplify the phenomenon of cavitation-implosion of water: a property particularly unknown water and seen as a major disadvantage in hydraulics for its powerful destructive power) and the role of vacuum vortex tubes in a rotating system.
Already, these first words are understandable to you?
cordially