Roll on the 20th June

[spinn_MP]

This is the actual abstract from the lodged patent. reading this alone should show you, if not, the even lego is too complex for you.

Abstract
This is primarily a class one lever as described in general mechanics though
does have attributes never seen before in leverage devices.
As a layman’s instruction guide, we are using the glass sphere or cube physics
effect found within the water, the self bearing effect for want of a better term, we
have designed the lever so that it primarily rotates around the water until the
water is positioned at the end of the lever. Take the imaginary sphere filled with
water and hold it at arms length and rotate the sphere a small amount, the water
excluding the adhesive amounts on the inner wall stays where it is, now replace
that with a cereal bowl or half sphere from your kitchen, half fill with water and
repeat moving it about 10 percent of a 45 degree rotation, you will note the water
performed exactly this way in your half sphere, now look at the position of the
water, it is now on the end of a lever, this is the primary component of the device,
we simply did not load the water onto the end of a lever which has been the error
since the first water wheel, but made the entire lever hollow or encapsulate so it
would act in the same manner as the bowl, as soon as the lever begins to rotate
the displacement is almost immediate as the bowl/lever rotates under the fluid
medium, there is a tilt component also though flow is not notable, this simply
adds to the speed of transition. Water is poured when one side of the bowl does
not rise, when it rises (the short side of the lever) you are rotating it under the
water. This device simply revolves the lever around the weight until it is at the
end of the lever.

Wow.. Nice Abstract... I'd love to see the application...
You should consider adding some punctuations? A few dots are missing, IMHO.

I love class one levers, also cube physics, etc... They're the answer to many things...

Cheers!

[The Eskimo Quinn]

This Patent is the property of Enerventure Pty Ltd, use of the application for self use is not a patent breach; use of the application for sale  or financial benefit or sale or provision of electrictity to a thrid party is a breach of the patent laws. In short you may build this for yourself only, excluding licence holders'. use for yourself does not include a company or commercial entity.



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[spinn_MP]

This Patent is the property of Enerventure Pty Ltd, use of the application for self use is not a patent breach; use of the application for sale  or financial benefit or sale or provision of electrictity to a thrid party is a breach of the patent laws. In short you may build this for yourself only, excluding licence holders'. use for yourself does not include a company or commercial entity.

Fantastic... I especially liked that you mentioned Fred Flintstone, and all those kilograms of force.... Archimedes==Archiequinn? That was a clever comparison....

If, by any chance, you need additional help, I can suggest the expertise  of our theoretical physicist, Mr. OmniBot.
You two would conquer the World, that's for sure.
Cheers! 

[The Eskimo Quinn]

Appreciate the suggestion, and the lever section has already been tested to work, the only non tested component is the energy output in an alternator, however the weight force math in the patent shows clearly that at 150 ton excess minimum, that is the weight of 5 x 30ton locomotives, I am fairly certain with my limited theoretical physics skills and math that this would be sufficient excess to run a shopping centre. a few watts higher than Orbo I believe. and that was simply the impact brake not the rotation.

The estimated retail cost should equate to a high end diesel generator of equal output, 50kw and above without any fuel costs, smaller units are uncosted at the moment.

Anyone wishing too do a computer simulation, don't do it for free, contact me and I will pay you $100 for it. I will give a rough set of drawings to work from and weights will be a scaled down version of the patent.

Other than that, i think i can say my work here is done, though i will complete the other two devices and load them here(the wheel and the mayernick when running) It may not be the 20th of June 2008, but better late than never. Those interested in simulation work etc can simply email me.

He stands upright outstretches his arms and takes a bow, not in acceptance of completion, but as a gesture of thanks to all who believed enough to help with the wheel and who held faith it an efficient energy machine could be built that required no fuel. I thank you and I salute you one and all.

PS. someone just provided the math for the patent example,

The figures in the patent example show 24 ton(24000 litres)  falling 9 metres described as ton force.

On a rotational plane ending at a horizotal impact point.

24 ton = 24000 kilogram force metres x 9 equals 216000 force metres

converted to kilowatts seconds equals 2118kilowatts in that one second,

not surpisingly the same amount of energy it would take to lift 24 ton 9 metres in one second.



Less of course the 1.5 kilowatts required for the pumps to move the 24000 litres over 8 hours

less the affixed lever weight of 42 ton rising 2 metres which is 84,000 kilgram force metres x 2 metres lifted

equals 168000 fm converted to kilowatt seconds = 1648kilowatts in that one second

= total remaining energy for consumption of 458kilowatts

Naturally the capacity to store energy amounts in domestic situations requires machines one 20th of the size.

or a 1200 litre machine, about the litreage of 2 average chest freezers.



NB: the patent has an example at the end unrelated to the application content of the device,

The solar figure is incorrect and should read 1.5kw not 500 watts and there are 12 pumps not four.

http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_converter/energy.html

[sm0ky2]

just want to clarify a few things here...

= total remaining energy for consumption of 458kilowatts

i assume you mean 458 kilowatt-seconds?

and if so,. you would need 28,800 of these devices pumping for 8 hrs to drop for 1 second. all timed one after another, to produce 458KW of continuous power?

#2

Less of course the 1.5 kilowatts required for the pumps to move the 24000 litres over 8 hours

1.5Kw for 8 hours = 12 Kilowatt-Hrs
         which is = 43,200 kilowatts-seconds
                   For the pumps

2,000 litres per KW/Hr
compared to a standard industrial irrigation system, which pumps
at a rate of 5,525 litres per Kw/Hr