HARMAN vortical flow rotor and GORLOV helical hydrofoil turbine generator.

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Here's a picture of a Gorlov in line water pipe helical hydrofoil turbine. Two unique and fascinating aspects of this turbine blade are that it spins faster then the water flow and it spins in the same direction if the water flow's reversed:


The stated advantage by "Lucid Power" of the Gorlov helical hydrofoil turbine is that: "It has virtually no impact on water flow".

Below that, is a picture of the Harman vortical flow rotor. The flow rotor can move hundreds of tons of water for a few watts of input through Vortex power:

Imagine what these two blades could do combined to assist one another inside a spherical community water tank; The vertical powered vortex rotor at the base and the helical hydrofoil generating blades clustered around the sides!

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Here's a good video by Jay Harman:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBHxl7uULqg

Here's another video from Lucid Power:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDKTXvreGo8

Here's a PDF from Lucid. Take special note of the "how it works section":

http://www.lucidenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/ProductInfo_Oct2012.pdf


Remember:  "It has virtually no impact on water flow"!

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Here's a neat experiment from JLN:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/vtxbottle.htm

And another:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/vtxsph.htm

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Notice how the fluid clings to the container in JLN'S Coanda effect experiment below:

The Gorlov helical turbine blade is a "HYDROFOIL". Shaped like an airplane wing, the water clings to the surface, and pushes the blade from behind, accelerating it!

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Imagine a clear enclosed water filled sphere with a vortical rotor at the base with a magnet attached, allowing it to be powered by an external motor. Eight helical hydrofoil turbine blades of neutral buoyancy could spin around inside the circulating vortex with magnetized blades, around a thin hollow tube octagonal frame, surrounded by an electric output toroid coil wrapped around the outside of the sphere. The opposite field of the surrounding toroid output coil would keep the turbine blades away fom the sphere sides. Four small struts seated in grommets on the inside of the sphere could keep the turbine frame anchored. A 3-D printer could manufacture the different blades, the helical output blades could be cast in ferrite and magnetized artificially. A clear sphere miniature model might self loop and provide artful power for a bed stand! It might need a tiny photovoltaic panel to collect power from the LED's and maybe a supercapacitor and last but not least perhaps a small hidden battery? A Searl class kinetic sculpture!


A small temperature differential would make this unit kick over like Victor Shauberger's repulsine. Just spraying water over the top of a water tower might make the difference on a hot day. Victor spun his vortex rotor until it grew red hot, and generated a tiny tornado inside his Coanda bell. JLN has more on this on his web site. Here's a link to his web site map:


http://search.freefind.com/find.html?id=7894721&map=0&page=0&ics=1