Sellier machine...

[iacob alex]

.....as a proposal , at : http://moteur-hackenberger.over-blog.com/article-la-machine-de-sellier-42901661.html
     Playing the same idea ( a variable class 2,3 leverage , on the same side of the fulcrum so to obtain a possible continuous gravity unbalance...) , at :
     https://youtu.be/A5pPaTqd-4w
     www.geocities.ws/iacob_alex/Some_Drafts/text032.jpg
     Al_ex

[Temporal Visitor]

.....as a proposal , at : http://moteur-hackenberger.over-blog.com/article-la-machine-de-sellier-42901661.html
     Playing the same idea ( a variable class 2,3 leverage , on the same side of the fulcrum so to obtain a possible continuous gravity unbalance...) , at :
     https://youtu.be/A5pPaTqd-4w
     www.geocities.ws/iacob_alex/Some_Drafts/text032.jpg
     Al_ex

If I get time I will post a few pictures of the machine(s) built using this design the first of which was 2006-7 and was a very good learning in why I do not pursue gravity machines. In the meantime you can see the same basics in a drawing on my website http://www.backgauges.com/Gen-E-Sys%20II/wpimages/wpdd16de76_06.png

[iacob alex]

  Hi TV !
I suppose you are talking about your compound countinuously variable leverage ( see photo from "The impossible wheel...") , intended to be used as a "FUEL" adder arm ...?!
Sellier continuous variable leverage is not an "adder..." (so to increase the rotational inertia of a separate power supply...) , but a possible manner to use the gravity power , only.
We have two different starting ideas...but as a root of creation , many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind.
  Al_ex

[Temporal Visitor]

  Hi TV !
I suppose you are talking about your compound countinuously variable leverage ( see photo from "The impossible wheel...") , intended to be used as a "FUEL" adder arm ...?!
Sellier continuous variable leverage is not an "adder..." (so to increase the rotational inertia of a separate power supply...) , but a possible manner to use the gravity power , only.
We have two different ideas...but as a root of creation , many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind.
  Al_ex

Continuously Variable Fulcrum levers: CVF levers as used in the "module" shown in the photo I did post back in March, and they are all about using gravity as the input power to develop energy. They do work. They are not cheap, easy, or practical in my opinion. That is only one of many builds for proofs of each different concept.

That "module" shown there is one of three used in my last and final build of gravity powered machines. The "FUEL" is not shown. Full "fuel" load tested on each CVF lever was 441 pounds of steel, for a total "fuel" load of 2646 pounds. The full build is not shown. The power and torque generated are awesome at any speed. #40 chains break in less than one minute, 1-1/2" wide H series timing belts get the teeth ripped off in not much longer than 15 minutes. The harmonics are intense and set the entire 30,000 sq ft building vibrating including the 24' roof support columns as it came up to near design velocity.

Humorously: Similar to TK's Texas video ..... "Wisconsin had resonance" albeit briefly. 

The bottom line I saw on CVF levers was this: Too many parts. Sure it can work BUT net Horsepower output is very low for the amount of expense and maintenance required.  Please keep in mind "Horsepower" is the one and only thing that can be used to power a conventional alternator/generator; if electricity is practical "power" you can use to grow and live with is the "idea" in your mind and you are working towards.

Have you built and tested your "ideas"?

[iacob alex]

   Hi TV !
Sellier design is a crystal-clear one...we can test his workability so easy.
Your photo and drawing are  "shadowy"...sorry!
..."using gravity as the input POWER to develop ENERGY"...
...the "FUEL" is not shown...
..."the full build is not shown"...
..."too many parts"...
..."That is only one of many builds for proofs of each different concept"...
In my opinion , here is a dilemma : gravity powered vs. gravity assisted device...
Ok! If so, what is your web-site  or "the prime line concept"?
  Al_ex