Tommey Reed's Clem Engine Build 2017

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

Yes its a new year and warm weather in South Florida.

I have my own shop now and still fininshing up on a custom TearDrop camper, but can now start on the advance version of what I believe was the Clem engine.

Known as a hydraulic implosion motor using fluids like cooking oil or other higher flash point oils due to friction heat.

I call the Clem Engine a Hydraulic implosion motor due to the fact it was a hydraulic motor that was the heart of the system not a rim jet as many believe it was.

I have built many design base on the rim jet theory and each one would not have enough thrust to keep it spinning. This is due to velocity of the rim jet and the rotational velocity of the rotating motor cancels it's self out.

My theory is based on a hydraulic motor that rotates the main system and the hydraulic pumps pulls fluids upwards and out at a 90 deg at low pressure to the rim jets.
As the motor spins the fluids pulls though the hydraulic motor to the gear pumps and out to the rim jets.

There is a inner cavity that acts a as vacuum piston that acts on the low pressure and allow the fluid to pulls more GPM out then what goes through the hydraulic motor, causing a implosion effects that reacts to the motor to increase rpms  to make up the gpm needed to keep up with the pumps. As the rpms increase this cancels out the hydraulic pumps and creates a self running system. by theory this is a water spout tornado effect.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQzOUNIEbQ

Tom.

[TommeyLReed]

This is the basic design.

[gotoluc]

Thanks for sharing Tommey

Luc

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

I will show how I built the last prototype of the Clem engine and what went wrong.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QusnOsby4FY

Tom

[ramset]

Mimicking nature !!
The heat driven water spout/tornado embodied into your Clem design !!

SOoo Much of this makes sense ,I really believe your gonna Crack this . [seems from recent demmos you already have .
a moving heat driven,  Phase changing  Vacuum beast
quite inspiring indeed !!

Thanks for sharing

Chet K