The most efficient machine ever built

[Rosphere]

im hopping that someone smater that myself will prove me wrong on my machine until then i will keep working on this as i have every day since i started this project over 10 months ago

Victor Schauberger was probably smarter than yourself.  Search the internet for the Repulsine.

Treated a very special way, water can do some amazing things.  Perhaps your saw blade sandwich draws on this mysterious vortex energy.  Perhaps not.  Without it, we engineers are taught that energy will be lost at every conversion point in the process; when the rotation of the shaft is directed to put pressure on the water there will be energy lost, and when the motion of the nozzle stream is converted to motion at the saw blade there will be energy lost here as well.

If it holds your interest and you are having fun then keep at it.  You might be on to something.  If not, try something else.  I learn something new every time I fail.

Rosphere--Keep squirming, searching, and questing! 

[innovation_station]

thanks for the in put i checked out the site i will read fully later but i would like to spark a chat about the turbine and its almost frictionless design and operation does any one understand the frictionless part i am trying to show hear? right now i am not using frictionless berings but when i do use them it will perform much better

in your opinion do you think this is frictionless? i call it frictionless because the little friction that is there is used by the turbine and it helps to speed the turbine up sounds funny dont it but i beleave this is true beacuse the weight of the water would slow the turbine down if it stuck to it  such as other liquids could but it does not have a chance to stick there becuese it is shoved to the inside walls of my casing from the friction or the air movment there mabe friction eleswhere like when the water hits the carbide tip it may actualy heat up the water but im not sure it has never been mesured or never ran for a loong time b4

with frictionless bearings it will spin much longer when the driving force is taken away than it spins currently but with firction bearings as the 1"s i have now it will still spin for about 10+ min after force is taken from it that is after 1 min of input  with those # it has not reached top speed yet for the 1500psi im putting in there in 1 min it would take between 2-3 min to reach full speed for the imputed pressure full speed should be around 25000 rpm i can only judge this i donot have the means to mesure that high speed although it sounds like a jet is flying by when i fire it up it is by far the best thing i have ever worked on yet

but i have much better things to come advanced designs for an air thrustor engine  and it is super simple aswell  basicly i suck air in and blow it out a small hole but using my turbine there is only 1 change to the turbine and that is add holes on the right angle to allow air to pass through the turbine  if i suck in a large volume of air  and shovre it out a small hole than it is the same as warer pressure causing thrust

if this dosent make sence to you i will explain later but for now


frictionless is the topic  comments required 

[Rosphere]

Frictionless bearings?

My loving bride purchased a, "steam cleaner," that has no water heating elements inside to make steam from the hot water that she adds herself.  Some steam cleaner.    Is this the same company marketing, "frictionless bearings."

As far as I know, one may throw more money at bearing alternatives to further reduce friction, but I do not think that there is such a thing as a truly frictionless bearing.  (My steam cleaner analogy stops here because I know that real steam cleaners exist.  I asked her to return it for making false claims, but she likes it anyway.)

I could be wrong here.  I recall doing a lot of calculations in engineering college with massless, frictionless rods and other strange things. 

Rosphere--Good luck with that!

[innovation_station]

i remember reading somewhere that MIT had devolpied a liquid that you treat both pcs of steel with and it would make it frictionless  i will have to do some looking

[innovation_station]

i have almost finished my prototype # 5 case it should be finished today and i will post pictures as soon as i finish #5 it the 1 that my sandwich sawblade 11" turbine fits in to there was a lot of work to this casing and 1 " plxi is hard to work with for the tools that i have never the less it  will work great even without frictionless bearings pictures will be hear soon i have made a few changes to it from its original design