Sjack Abeling Gravity Wheel and the Worlds first Weight Power Plant

[hansvonlieven]

In theory, no. But to show you the math I am not the one to do so..

Yes, perhaps so from a standing start, however as the speed increases the CF increases exponentially, then the picture is quite different.

Is gravity enough to reach a speed high enough to cause a surplus?

Hans von Lieven

[pstroud]

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Preston

[AquariuZ]

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Preston

Excellent Preston, great to see the materials getting around...

Hopefully we can "nudge" Sjack into publishing his theory soon.

[AquariuZ]

@all

Could this be a clue in our quest?

Weights hitting padded versus unpadded surfaces creating an imbalance in the rotation

Video of rotating wheel by L. Tseung

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zykButGc22U&feature=channel

Another thing:

Did anyone ever try the Wang Shum Ho experiment?

Take a glass bowl with water
Take a four legged stool and place it upside down on the bowl
Have four people put their right hand on the tip of one leg each of the stool
what should happen is that the water starts to spin
then the bowl and stool
Now switch hands and use left hand to change direction of spin

Sounds so far fetched it is probably true 

The “mysterious movement of water in a bowl under a 4 legged stool” is real and logical. Hundreds of tests at Tsing Hua University successful

I am falling deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole here

[0c]

Nobody seems to think the idea I posted earlier is worth modeling. So I took the time to do a crude GIF animation to illustrate what I was trying to say. There are several ways to improve on the design. It is not self-starting, but needs to be spun up fast enough that balls will exit with enough momentum to get back up to the top.

There are several ways this design can be optimized. Adding some padding where the ball hits the hub will allow more kinetic energy transfer from the impact. The number of spokes might need to be changed to allow the ball more (or less) time to hit. The tube or chute curvature and length can be modified to shorten the path back to the top, could even be shortened more so the balls impact the spokes horizontally instead of vertically.

It's just a start. It should be modeled with a reliable simulation software to see just how feasible it really is.

Bessler Wheel Concept animation
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get267