Cavitation. The key to overunity?

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HielscherUltrasonics (1 year ago) Show Hide
The basic law of thermodynamics applies: All power is finally converted into heat. Nothing is lost. In this case it is 1000 W of which 85% are mechanical output at the sonotrode. Given a volume of approx. 1 gallon, this will heat the water at approx. 0.2K/sec.

Ooops, I forgot you don't want to talk with a skeptic like me..  Maybe I just like to tease rookies? Madddan, Hello!?

Have you considered what a common, resistive 1 kW heating element can do when immersed in water?     I bet you don't.....

It is beyond my understanding what some of you people see in "cavitation".... It was well understood many decades before FE enthusiast jump over it....

This is actually one of the MOST inefficient energy transforming processes.... 

But, please, feel free to discover something new...

[ramset]

Dan
The sound card went on my computer today. During the Thrapp interview I believe he mumbles something about this tech [whatever force was at work heating the water] working with electricity also
@Spinner I would absolutely love to shake your hand some day
   Chet
Dan I see your post below thanks for the info [yes resonance lets break the glass]

[madddann]

I posted this as a response to ramset, only to provide the proof that cavitation can be acheived in water using transducers.
I know exactly what a 1 kW heating element can do to water, actually i have a 200l homemade water heater placed right here next to me in this room right now - i can send you a picture of it if you want  You think i'm a rookie? Well think whatever you want and also go to learn what can be acheived with resonance.

Dann

[allcanadian]

@spinner

Have you considered what a common, resistive 1 kW heating element can do when immersed in water?     I bet you don't.....
It is beyond my understanding what some of you people see in "cavitation".... It was well understood many decades before FE enthusiast jump over it....

LOL, thats funny
Can you tell me the last time you have heard of a resistive heating element forming resonant standing waves in the media it is immersed in and returning over 90% of it's energy to the next cycle?.
As well if cavitation is so well understood why is there a huge amount of interest in it by universities and corporations in this day and age? Why is there a great deal of literature concerning cavitation coming from the scientific establishment concerning an effect you state is "well understood"?.The fact of the matter is that cavitation is not well understood, LOL, science still cannot explain why a bumblebee can fly as physics still states it is impossible. I believe the problem here is that you cannot get past the thermodynamics involved, the heat energy may be conserved in cavitation but you have not considered the shock wave and the fact it may form "oscillations" or standing waves adding to the source.

RULE #1-----You harness the "ACT" of power as well as the "REACTION" to it.

[khabe]

Anyone in this forum built working(!) cavity heater? Not speakings, tellings, not selling pages, not videos!
What results?
I do not chaff - just real interest.
regards,
lhabe