Free energy from pseudo forces?

[lancaIV]

Best "working principle" example "Denise Biellmann (Iten)-Pirouette" ! 

Erich Proeschel invented something similar, Gravitationskraeftemotor,
Publication numbers DD150494 or DE2922736 !

http://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=0&adjacent=true&locale=en_gb&FT=D&date=19801211&CC=DE&NR=2922736A1&KC=A1

Enter "Mosaics" !

Have a good day
                       CdL

[Low-Q]

the pressure against the inner tubing?

wouldnt it be more efficient to have one generator on the axle of the spinning mechanism?

generators at the ends of the pipes would decrease rotational inertia

The pressure against the inner tubing (I assume you mean the part of the tube which is close to center) is negativ. It is sub-pressure which allows the water to be pulled in. The pressure is zero after 70% of the tube. The pressure at the end of the tubes are opposite equal to the sub-pressure at the inlet.

If the g-forces exceeds 9.8g at the outlet, there will occour vacuum pockets at the inlet (If I have calculated correctly)

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[Cherryman]

Hi Lowq

Still on it I see 

I also do believe it is worth to investigate more, unfortunately I hadn't had the time to work things out yet.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9445.0

Good work, keep on going!

[Low-Q]

Hi Lowq

Still on it I see 

I also do believe it is worth to investigate more, unfortunately I hadn't had the time to work things out yet.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9445.0

Good work, keep on going!

Yeah, I'll keep going

I remember the discussion, and your animation. I also tested the centrifugal pump with a drill and a carbon fiber tube. It was a mess of water all over the place.

What I found out was that it required energy to rotate the tube due to the Coriolis counter force. I still have the drill and the carbon fiber tube. Now I will try to fix a bend on each sides to see what happens with the energy consumptions. Except that water and 220V AC powergrid does not combine, I will at least learn for a second or two what difference it makes to bend the ends of the tube before I pass out from electric shock...

Btw. In your animation the turbines are aligned vertical. If you align them horizontal, the rotation will not suffer from the gyroscopic counter force in the turbines.

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[Low-Q]

Here is my previous experiments, and previous thoughts about the subjects. However, the subject is to rise water without input energy. I am not sure that is possible, but loading a flowing water will make it easier to rotate the sprinkler, and hopefully, and finally, be able to produce more energy than it consumes....

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9445.msg253756#msg253756

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