The most efficient machine ever built

[acp]

yes acp im sure u could but i invented my turbine for highspeed that  any efficient electric motor could never compeate with IT WILL SPINN THE FASTEST ON EARTH!!!!!

you are forgetting that you need electric motors to create the high pressure water needed for your turbine.

I think you misunderstand me, I think your turbine is probably fairly inefficient and not because of lack of expensive bearings.

remember that speed is power all by its self

No, power is   strength * speed.

[innovation_station]

i do need electric motors now but with more reserch i can get away from electric motors i have other ideas many many  on how i could power it

acp

so u dont like water  here is a challange 4 u pick another fuel do not think for 1 second that this turbine will only run on a liquid under pressure

lol!!

im sure i can make this run on many sources of engery

also frictionless bearings are essencial to overunity when speed is your goal


btw speed is power the faster u spinn somthing the more power you have


ist!

[acp]

btw speed is power the faster u spinn somthing the more power you have

you are wrong,  look here :   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torque

[hartiberlin]

Hi IST,
you are using 1650 Watts of  input power to spin a flywheel.

Now if you put a dragging generator to your flywheel which will
generate 2000 Watts of electrical output power you will need to put
much more input power into the flywheel all the time..

Probably you will need then at least a 3000 Watts of input power
for a bigger water stream
pump !

Where should the overunity come from ?
From the water hitting your flywheel blades ?

Do you think you will have something simular like in a Griggs hydrosonic pump ?
Sonofusion or something like this ?

[acp]

Actually, Nasa have developed flywheel storage systems as possible replacements to batteries. They use magnetic bearings, and run in a vacuum. The report 50000 rpm. the limiting factor seems to be the tensile strength of the flywheels, which if exceeded, blow up, sending shrapnel flying like bullets. consequently they are encased in heavy steel cylinders and buried underground. They also have an efficiency rating of only 90%.