Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[synchro1]

LOL.  Since you truncated the end of your citation, you know that it refers to gasses, not liquids or solids like your precious lump of coal.  Your quality of trolling has really deteriorated lately.

@MarkE,

I didn't truncate anything. I remember the problem you created with the adiabatics of magnetic cooling last year. You act like you know everything when you're just some kind of phony punk winging it. You always cause the same kind of trouble. What happens if a fat meat head sits on the sofa?

[MarkE]

@MarkE,

I didn't truncate anything.

Really?  Because all one has to do is plug what you did quote into Google and out pops a link to the full quote:

Pressure is the force per unit area acting on a substance. This force imparts energy to the substance and does work either by moving the surface of the substance inwards (reducing its volume) or if the force can't overcome the internal repulsion forces between the atoms, by causing the individual molecules to vibrate more. This vibration of molecules is directly related to the temperature of the substane so heat energy has been created.

In an ideal gas at constant temperature the pressure is inversely proportional to the volume so, for example, four times the pressure reduces the volume by a factor of four. This is called Boyle's Law.
If the volume is constant then the pressure is proportional to the absolute temperature (e.g., if the pressure triples so does the absolute temperature). This is often called the Pressure Law


Jun 20 04, 11:31 PM

I remember the problem you created with the adiabatics of magnetic cooling last year. You act like you know everything when you're just some kind of phony punk winging it. You always cause the same kind of trouble. What happens if a fat meat head sits on the sofa?

In order to perform work, force must be applied through the direction of motion.  If one presses on a solid that does not compress, there is no motion and no work is performed on that solid. 

You really need to work on your trolling skills.

[synchro1]

Really?  Because all one has to do is plug what you did quote into Google and out pops a link to the full quote:

In order to perform work, force must be applied through the direction of motion.  If one presses on a solid that does not compress, there is no motion and no work is performed on that solid. 

You really need to work on your trolling skills.

@MarkE,

That's not a truncation, that's two seperate paragraphs! The first paragraph is the one I used and applies to more then just gases. How can a gas as a substance not yield to pressure? If the internal force of the substance, maybe a floor tile or a steel nut surface
can't be overcome, unlike a gas, molecular excitement occurs producing heat.

The second paragraph goes on to a new subject area and that includes gases.

"if the force can't overcome the internal repulsion forces between the atoms",

This language applies to a solid.

You say there's no motion when there is motion in the form of increased molecular activity. You're just non stop bullshit! You're the troll!

[synchro1]

Tungston Carbide nuts, a ceramic metal piezo material, coupled with a DPDT current reversing switch, would generate electrical power from the compression and pressure release of the nuts. Multiple nut sets, locked and unlocked at a controlled frequency by the same joule input pulse would possibly deliver OU output.

   

[MarkE]

@MarkE,

That's not a truncation, that's two seperate paragraphs! The first paragraph is the one I used and applies to more then just gases. How can a gas as a substance not yield to pressure? If the internal force of the substance, maybe a floor tile or a steel nut surface
can't be overcome, unlike a gas, molecular excitement occurs producing heat.

The second paragraph goes on to a new subject area and that includes gases.

"if the force can't overcome the internal repulsion forces between the atoms",

This language applies to a solid.

You say there's no motion when there is motion in the form of increased molecular activity. You're just non stop bullshit! You're the troll!

You really need to work on your trolling skills.  Go ahead and test your idea:  Measure the temperature of a solid surface before and after you place a weight on it that does not deform the surface.