The real Tesla free energy machine

[Sergh]

These forgotten technologies:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_engine

And it is correct that they are forgotten. The efficiency of the steam engine is low.

[Cadman]

It's useless.
It will never be possible to achieve self-rotation of this "machine"  without fuel.

The reason for this is very serious. Law of physics.

This law is called the "Carnot cycle":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnot_cycle

Sergh,

In the first place it is not a "law" it is a theorem.

Carnot's theorem states:

    All heat engines between two heat reservoirs are less efficient than a Carnot heat engine operating between the same reservoirs.
    Every Carnot heat engine between a pair of heat reservoirs is equally efficient, regardless of the working substance employed or the operation details.

Please make the effort to see the complete picture here and maybe you will understand why the theorem just might not prevent this system from working. There are more than two heat reservoirs in one engine.

If all you are here for is to try to debunk this before it ever gets off the ground, then please, butt out.
However, if you have any positive input then welcome to the thread.

[Cadman]

Graham

Welcome to the thread.
If this system is ever going to be built it will be through the efforts of people like yourself. I am working on the design for a small prototype at this point. I have no doubt there will still be a lot of trial and error before we get there. I found a picture the other day of one of Tesla's first prototype oscillators. It was a tube about 4" in diameter with an air fitting in the middle. Not exactly high tech!

I have been following the investigation of the Trompe over there. What a marvelous machine! Free air compression from natures bounty. I also have the "Taylor Hydraulic Air Compressor and Transmission of Power by Compressed Air" book. Lots of info on the Trompe at losttechnology.org too.

Cadman

[Sergh]

In more complex form:
- it is impossible to produce energy without the presence of its gradient in a given space.
Even near to a black hole, the laws of physics will be the same:

Compared to this chilly character, the rest of the universe is a relatively balmy 2.7 kelvin (about -270 ˚C), thanks to the cosmic microwave background (CMB), the heat left over from the explosion of the big bang. The team calculated that an Earth-sized planet orbiting a black hole that appeared a similar size to our sun in the sky could extract around 900 watts of useful power from this temperature difference – enough for life to potentially exist, but hardly enough to run a civilisation.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2073577-black-hole-sun-could-support-bizarre-life-on-orbiting-planets/

[ramset]

Sergh
you have a lot to say around the forum lately ??
and in a very confrontational way...

maybe you should present an experiment somewhere [in your own thread]

and see how that goes??

please respect thread starters and their topics ,this one has interest for many reasons.
and the man who started it is a true asset to this community.

no reason to have to moderate a thread if people respect the rules..

respectfully submitted

Chet K