Hans, a very interesting document indeed, thanks.
Staying on the cavitation side of the issue; - we all have heard of the water heater with COP>1, installed in some municipal building (fire fighters?) for getting the hot water. It is said that it also utilizes the effect of cavitation, but achieving it with different principles ? moving the water mechanically.
So if the cavitation is to be ?blamed? for this effect, perhaps existing ultrasonic devices creating cavitation have to be examined and used as basis for further experiments.
I wonder what would happen if we tried to electrolyze the water in which cavitation happens, or if we created those effects at different harmonic frequencies where all of the cause different type of cavitation (Keely?s approach?).
Further ? this document also states the forming of ?OH radicals in water during cavitation process.

I wonder how much this unit would cost: http://www.hielscher.com/ultrasonics/50h_p.htm  Or, - how hard should be to construct one myself.

Sorry - here is a link to a document from Royal Society of Chemistry: http://www.rsc.org/publishing/journals/CC/article.asp?doi=b410015h

An yes, that unit, with additional equipment will cost around 5k USD. With a falling exch.rate of $, it should soon become available to every household.

Quote from: aiks on November 07, 2007, 04:15:41 AM
Hans, a very interesting document indeed, thanks.
Staying on the cavitation side of the issue; - we all have heard of the water heater with COP>1, installed in some municipal building (fire fighters?) for getting the hot water. It is said that it also utilizes the effect of cavitation, but achieving it with different principles ? moving the water mechanically.
So if the cavitation is to be ?blamed? for this effect, perhaps existing ultrasonic devices creating cavitation have to be examined and used as basis for further experiments.
I wonder what would happen if we tried to electrolyze the water in which cavitation happens, or if we created those effects at different harmonic frequencies where all of the cause different type of cavitation (Keely?s approach?).
Further ? this document also states the forming of ?OH radicals in water during cavitation process.

I wonder how much this unit would cost: http://www.hielscher.com/ultrasonics/50h_p.htm  Or, - how hard should be to construct one myself.

G'day aik,

All this is discussed in my thread http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3411.0/topicseen.html You will find a series of essays by me on the subject there. It should answer most of your questions.

Hans von Lieven

@Hans

Found this web page-site and maybe this professor may have some insight into Keely. He is talking about Maxwell and others in that time frame. Also has info on vortexes. Just though it may be relevant. His home page link is at the bottom of the linked page.

http://www.cs.umbc.edu/~lomonaco/thomson/Slides.html

Thanks wattsup, good stuff.

Hans