Knitel's InfinityPump

[Tito L. Oracion]

Hi everyone


I think we could use this to pump that thing

[hansvonlieven]

Okay, I just looked it up again,
had to refresh my memory:

With 1 bar normal air pressure you can lift water 10 Meters up.
So in our case when the 100 Kg swimmer weight is at the top of the cylinder,
the right pipe can be maximum 10 Meters above the lower bassin water level.m
So we have 10 Meters to play with the height parameters.

Correct Stefan, but in order to move the water column you have to exert a downward pressure greater than 1 kg/cm2 which is heavier than the water column. So how are you going to get it back up again?

Forget about the 100 kg, this is meaningless only kg/cm2 is important.

Hans von Lieven

[wizkycho]

Hi all !

this site is completely bad physics and calculus and it is not refreshed as new proofs comes in or
site claims that one setup can be reduced to something simmilar...well only sometimes.

I saw a film where boyant principle is made practical and works in its every part - has only technicall difficulties in quality sealing. this is greatly solved in InfinityPump

this works and it is prooven experimentaly:
http://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/unwork.htm#buoy4

they even claim half truts, that these perpetuummobiles when set in motion are gaining speed (indefinetly ??) forgotting to say ...gaining speed till energy gain equalizes with counter
energy(loss) of friction.

in that film eggolike objects lighter then water climbs in water column with diameter allmost same as floted object. (This means that V3 (on MP) doesn't have to be wide - small easy operable vent is sufficient and  MP can go all the way to the bottom and then still be able to be displaced with heavier water).
when it comes to surface it drops (through air) back into water and back to climb up cilinder.
think is a china guy who made an experiment.
can someone find that link...the climb up cilinder and whole setup is 2 or 3 m high

so that unworkable site should really UPDATE it's false calculus and just "wannabe" nonworkable principle. Experiment is significantly first then mathematics must comply.

Wiz

[sushimoto]

yep, the museum must be updated.
... Or renamed to "Museum of  Incredible Devices"

They describe the "Capillary wheels" as non working.
But look at the left sidebar of OU.com.
There is an "Incredible Water Motor".

Huhh.

[tbird]

hi stefan,

i can not believe you missed my numbers twice (reply 7 & 47).  did you really read them?  and you still say there are no numbers?  what more do you want?

tom