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Recover energy from gravity

Started by rc4, February 15, 2014, 05:21:41 AM

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rc4

An idea with half torus inside water. All the system is under gravity. I compute forces F1 and F2 and they don't depend of radius (R), only of height (h) in the integrale. So this would say I can suppress bottom surfaces (grey color) so the weight is reduced too. Normally, surfaces must be compensated by volume of air, but here it's lower volume. I can move up or down all the system (water+air) the energy is not the weight by distance. Like F1=F2 all the time I can let at bottom air volume without force, and this suppress surfaces at bottom.

The result is always 2h, for any R.

rc4

small error, it's more that: 2h/pi, don't depend of R

Gabriele

So you are saying F1=F2? Are you sure of that?

rc4

arf, this don't work with homogenous liquid, maybe if density change

rc4

New idea with container of water with an object with air inside. It's like a weighing scale, but here I use the difference of distance for change the torque. If container can be like drawings, the air object give a difference of torque. It's possible to change the position of air object because container of water is always at horizontal. Red line is a rope that attach the air object to the stem.