A fresh look at the Clem motor

[TommeyReed]

aussiebattler,

If you think it's that simple, then you would have to prove it.

Energy is not free, to generate heat in anyway will take energy, Input of mechanical work to output of heat will cost you greatly.

What do I know, you seem to have all the answers and theories in a box of cookies!


Tom

[aussiebattler]

You still dont get it do you Tommey?
I before anybody else here state where the energy comes from - it comes from the heat contained in the ambient which replaces the heat loss at the venturis. The convection flow in the oil producesthe pressure that then increases in the spiral - (and I cant make that soind funny)
ab

[sm0ky2]

You still dont get it do you Tommey?
I before anybody else here state where the energy comes from - it comes from the heat contained in the ambient which replaces the heat loss at the venturis. The convection flow in the oil producesthe pressure that then increases in the spiral - (and I cant make that soind funny)
ab

If you believe this to be the case:


Show me a single Venturi that can do any of this.
(just ab... anyone else don't waste your time: temperature changes in a venturi system are proportional to the speed of the fluid)

[aussiebattler]

If you believe this to be the case:


Show me a single Venturi that can do any of this.
(just ab... anyone else don't waste your time: temperature changes in a venturi system are proportional to the speed of the fluid)

Do you not believe there are large temperature and pressure increases before the venturi hence high rate of discharge and then low pressure and low temp after?

temperature changes in a venturi system are proportional to the speed of the fluid

Do you mean directly or inversely proportional?  (only smokey is to answer others dont waste your time )

[aussiebattler]

Ok?