A fresh look at the Clem motor

[TommeyReed]

What gets me, everyone is looking for a free lunch, instead of looking for more efficiency. We already see the Prius that get 55mpg, yet we still are looking for a free lunch.

Nothing is free, but it doesn't mean we can't get higher efficiency. In fact if the Clem engine did run off cooking oil, it would have been the most efficient engine today.

It's also possible that he used water injected  into 300+deg cooking oil to create a super heated steam turbine. I have not experimented on this, but we all can see the effects of water mixing in with super heated cooking oil.

Tom

[aussiebattler]

Tom
As I understand it Clem celebrated a free lunch and I am seeeking a similar meal.
I also wish you well in your endeavours

ab

[aussiebattler]

An oldie but a goodie

[citfta]

Hello AB,


Thanks for the document.  The only thing I did not understand from the document is whether or not the outside cone rotates with the inner cone.  My understanding from what I have studied is that the outside cone needs to be stationary.  The friction between the oil at the boundary layer between the oil and the outside cone helps to increase the heating of the oil and thus helps increase the pressure which of course increases the thrust at the nozzles.


Thanks for your efforts and your sharing.
Carroll

[aussiebattler]

Hello AB,


Thanks for the document.  The only thing I did not understand from the document is whether or not the outside cone rotates with the inner cone.  My understanding from what I have studied is that the outside cone needs to be stationary.  The friction between the oil at the boundary layer between the oil and the outside cone helps to increase the heating of the oil and thus helps increase the pressure which of course increases the thrust at the nozzles.



Thanks for your efforts and your sharing.
Carroll

Sorry I misunderstood you at first. No outer and inner are joined for ske of ease of manufacture. I would say that we do not need extra load of friction causing heat . I beleive the heat caused by pressure at the nozzles is all that is needed
I like your work. Seems like we are of one spirit
ab