WATER MOTOR

[Paul-R]

Sorry to have jumped to conclusions about waterwheels. (See my post above).

Osmosis is a process using a semi permeable membrane. Where is it?
can't anyone simply explain how it works without resorting to massively
bulky videos?

Paul.

[ResinRat2]

Just my attempt at an osmosis wheel concept.

The level of the water is important so only one of the osmosis chambers are active. The water ascends and fills each chamber, thus unbalancing the wheel. Once it begins ascent the water drains out into the bottom chamber and into the water reservoir.

Look at it a bit and you can see. This is two dimensional so the hole would be in the middle of a thicker piece of plastic.

I think you get the idea.

[ResinRat2]

Updated concept (roughly)

[pese]

water  fuel - motor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX4SSzJpllk

Interesting

Gustav Pese

[Paul-R]

The main effect is osmosis.
Regards, Stefan.

I'm having trouble with this.
Osmosis?
Is this invention about water being drawn up a wick by capillary action and then evaporating,
this process happening more on one side of the wheel than the other (causing imbalance)?
Paul.