Quote from: sm0ky2 on April 06, 2023, 07:19:21 AM
Using vortex math we can then calculate the average temperature drop from 300 to the output temp and get a feel for the work done by the engine.


Look at the Dirac centrifuge, very similar process,

The principals involved here relate to the "venturi effect"

Well as Tommey would say ( if he hasn't said it yet he should ): "The proof is in the working prototype"

Hi aussiebattler,

Yes the proof is in the prototype, but like always many people would claim they know how it works. I been a little busy and have to head out to Florida in a few weeks. I do believe I should have a fully working prototype this time, even if other would claim that's not how it should work. Many believe it deals with centrifugal forces, but I can't tell how many prototypes I built dealing with centrifugal forces that wouldn't work.

Try doing some math, and even in the real world these numbers was way off.

F = m v² / r

Tom

Quote from: TommeyReed on April 07, 2023, 11:43:13 PM
Hi aussiebattler,

Yes the proof is in the prototype, but like always many people would claim they know how it works. I been a little busy and have to head out to Florida in a few weeks. I do believe I should have a fully working prototype this time, even if other would claim that's not how it should work. Many believe it deals with centrifugal forces, but I can't tell how many prototypes I built dealing with centrifugal forces that wouldn't work.

Try doing some math, and even in the real world these numbers was way off.

F = m v² / r

Tom

With all due respects to your sincerity Tom , I did not observe that you recognised the need to have tapering spiral chanels or that you have a closed system that harvests energy from the environment. Perhaps your math might then turn out a different result.

regards ab

Quote from: TommeyReed on April 07, 2023, 11:43:13 PM
I been a little busy and have to head out to Florida in a few weeks.

To meet with Donald Trump ?
Are you his attorney ?