A fresh look at the Clem motor

[IMIGHTKNOW]

I think your on the right track aussiebattler. Clem motor or the motor he based his patent off of mentions nothing of burning any such oil or references to any diesel motor. I have studied it myself and almost built it but no time now.

Reminds me of the 40K Hydro blaster I used when I was younger scooting me across the catwalk when my boots had oil on them or ice in the walkway. So much power and pressure that I had to tie myself to it to keep from sliding. Of course the safely man shit a brick when he seen me.

[ramset]

If you study all the claims of how the Clem Engine worked, no body has ever made a working prototype.

But if you look at physics of whats really going on with cooking oil, high pressure and heat. It is a type of a diesel engine using cooking oil.

You do know a diesel engine will run on cooking oil don't you?

This is how if it was real would have to work in the real world.

The phase change is were the power comes from, not the rotating fluids!

Tom

Sorry to interrupt
It's just that I absolutely understand that Mr.Reed is _not_
Writing about consumables ( burning anything)


A "phase change" ( moisture in the mix?)
Is an absolute monster if it can be _steered_ ...towards a specific direction ...
Pressure etc ( lots of pressure  ...similar to or "like" a diesel... )


A design which through rotation, manifests a "directional" (not unidirectional which would just stall) phase change ,
And resulting output power which is off the charts (350 hp?)
No burning of anything!
Directional phase change forcing rotation ( as written "a type" of diesel ( creating much heat and pressure)


Sorry again to interrupt
Just wanted to clarify the assumption of burning!
Respectfully
Chet K

[TommeyReed]

Hi All,

Many people want to make claims of how the Clem engine worked, but when ask what facts do you have, silence!

When someone is making claims like Richard Clem did, do you think they will explain how it really worked? Anyone could be a sales person by making unbelievable claims, the remark of not using Cooking oil and getting 150,000 miles on 8 gallons of cooking oil is one of them.

150,000 miles /60 = 2500 hours and yet he is adding cooking oil to his car.

A phase change is how it worked, take 300+ deg oil and add some water and you have a explosion. I fully understand I could be the only one that built more prototypes of a Clem engine then most people realize.

Some say I'm the expert in this field, others would claim without building a single unit, they know how it works.

I did test beyond 800 psi with oils, the temperature are off the charts. I even had internals cavitation explosion occur that sound like a gun going off.

I see other Claims of people like Donny Watts. I even made one unit 4 ft in diameter, yet no extra energy was create from centrifugal forces.

If the Clem engine was for real, it had to go though a phase change something like water to steam where 1:1600 output.

The real facts will speak for them self when I complete a fully working unit that deals with a type of phase change needed to run.

Is it Over Unity, NO!

Tom.

[aussiebattler]

greetings fellow geniuses 

Perhaps there are many ways to make a Clem 

ab

[mäxchen]

In case you missed my post, was 2days under review

https://overunity.com/17647/a-fresh-look-at-the-clem-motor/msg575939/#msg575939