Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED

[mondrasek]

Mond, what makes you accuse me of being "hostile"?

TK, I am just taking a quick look at this forum right now.  So I did not read anything past this, your first line.  But I was compelled to respond.

To be clear, I do not think you, personally, have been "hostile."  I do not accuse you of that at all.

And neither have I intentionally accused any individual of hostility.  If anyone took my postings that way, I sincerely apologize. 

It was not my intent to accuse anyone of any wrong doing.


From my own personal experience I have found that open, courteous, and openly honest dialogue is the only avenue to a mutually acceptable understanding between two parties.  That is all I was trying to convey with my previous comment.

I do sincerely apologize if I offended you, TK, or anyone else.  It was not my intention.

M.

[TinselKoala]

No worries mate, I am actually not so easily offended. It takes the likes of a LMM to do that, and even our honest correspondent in OK fails to manage to rise... or sink, or float, whatever.... to that level.



And likewise friend mondrasek, I do not intend offense towards thee.

[TinselKoala]

The hydraulic fluid in the external accumulator.  This could be used to drive a device that would perform external work.

The fluid comes back,, but not the pressure it was delivered with.

BINGO! Give that man a prize.

[MarkE]

The hydraulic fluid in the external accumulator.  This could be used to drive a device that would perform external work.

The fluid comes back,, but not the pressure it was delivered with.

Webby, take a magic marker and draw a box around the system.  Then account for what goes in and what comes out.  If something doesn't release energy to outside your box, it is just spinning its internal machinery.

[TinselKoala]

Not to sound redundant, but the pressure can leave the system when the fluid under pressure interacts with something along the lines of a motor.

Not to sound redundant.... but how then do you get that low pressure fluid, after the interaction with something along the lines of a motor.... how do you get it back into the Zeds?