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Offline mrwayne

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2130 on: April 14, 2014, 05:47:29 PM »
  Where is this supposed external load and what does it do?I've looked, I've seen, I've laughed uncontrollably.

Cool - so now your recent "excuse" that we left something out is over.... so now answer the question Mr Uncontrollablly:

When you added the load to the ZED - and surely noticed it required more pressure to stroke - at the end of the stroke - How much of the pressure was consumed---

How much would flow freely to the other ZED.

Now seriously - this is super simple.... when you repeat this process repeatedly - how much is the input to each side reduced by the free flow from the other?

Now hard question - how inefficient would the upstroke have to be to consume all the free flow and remaining energy value?

Thanks.


Offline mrwayne

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2131 on: April 14, 2014, 05:54:28 PM »
.Physics has been doing just fine.  Your attempt to retread 2000 year old understanding as something new and name it after yourself is hysterically funny.   Viva!  Las Vegas!

First - another of your lies - which you were called out on at Pesn - Tom called it the travis effect - as it was stated in the article above your lies on Pesn.

You were also called out for lying about MD words - which were also in the article, and you also lied claiming you spread sheet the wholething..and proved it could not work...

It cracks me up when you suddenly realize their is a load on the system.....

Second - show where in history where buoyancy has been explained to exceed the mass displaced...

Is it jealousy..... oh my....or just having fun as a liar?

You have no credibility what so ever...

And each time you insult good people. well you dig deeper.



Offline mrwayne

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2132 on: April 14, 2014, 05:57:33 PM »
Ah, the fraud: Wayne Travis speaks again.  No Wayne you have never had, do not now have, and will never have the free energy machines you claim.
Skipped the fact and went for an insult...... yeah...

Did you learn that a series system is more efficient or not?

Can you admit to it or not -

Can you man up and tell Larry he was right or not?

Since you do not have the character to admit when you are wrong - you do not have the right to make claims against others - you have no value here.




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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2133 on: April 14, 2014, 05:58:13 PM »
John,

Which is more efficient - the Travis Effect a in Toms video number 5, or the Archimedes'
Which is more efficient:  Riding the brakes with the emergency brake on or off?  The scheme that you label Archimedes, and the scheme that uses the insert are both inefficient ways to raise weights.  One is more egregious than the other.
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Now each time you add a layer to the ZED, the Travis effect improves its performance.
There is no "Travis Effect". 
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Three layers and a Pod (instead of a brick) broke the Force fallacy.
Three layers and a pod are less efficient than a brick.
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ALL attempts to use buoyancy as a free energy device failed to convert the force into energy to reproduce the input.
Now that's bafflegab that one can sink their teeth into.  Force never converts into energy.  Force has no equivalence with energy.  Try again Mr. Fraud.
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All single column equalization systems could not break that barrier...
If the barrier you refer to is 100% efficiency, then neither does your scheme break that barrier despite your false claims.
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The ZED reverses that position - the Series system allowed Buoyancy to produce enough force to exceed the energy input.
That is a bald faced lie.  Force cannot be equated to energy.  And more importantly:  The ZED is fundamentally lossy.  Nothing about the nested Russian dolls of ignorance generates free energy.  Always more useful energy goes into the nested Russian dolls of ignorance than can be extracted.  Always.
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Let that soak in - if one mechanical way force looses - the energy balance - increasing the force faster/more than the input increase - creates a new value to exploit.
Let's hear it for the bafflegab from today's contestant:  Mr. Wayne Travis!
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Best of all - three layers is not the limit..... add more and more.... the force over input value continues to grow.
Poor Wayne, still pitching the fallacy that losses can be made up in volume.  They can't.
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Force amplification - resulting in excess energy - is the new physics....
No it is complete bull shit.  Levers don't make free energy, and neither do your contraptions.
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The old physics - made the assumption it was impossible --- I decided to test the theory - not defend the past.
Flunked out then?
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Take Care

p.s. for fun - add a couple of layers to MarkE spread sheet - it should become clear..

Wayne
Sure add as many as you like.  It does not change the behavior:  The useless contraption is fundamentally lossy.

Offline MarkE

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2134 on: April 14, 2014, 06:03:32 PM »
Skipped the fact and went for an insult...... yeah...

Did you learn that a series system is more efficient or not?
The nested Russian dolls of ignorance do not generate the free energy you claim.  You can keep suggesting that they do, but that is the fraud you have committed yourself to promoting.
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Can you admit to it or not -
I don't admit things that are not true.
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Can you man up and tell Larry he was right or not?
LOL.  Keep pitching the lies there Wayne.
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Since you do not have the character to admit when you are wrong - you do not have the right to make claims against others - you have no value here.
LOL, the guy who has been cheating:  friends, family, and neighbors with his lies about non-existent free energy technology is accusing those who have pointed out those crimes of being unethical.  It's your shameless approach that's really awesome Wayne.  If you're good with continuing to build this record of scienter on your part, it's just fine with me.

Offline mrwayne

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2135 on: April 14, 2014, 06:03:36 PM »
Which is more efficient:  Riding the brakes with the emergency brake on or off?  The scheme that you label Archimedes, and the scheme that uses the insert are both inefficient ways to raise weights.  One is more egregious than the other.There is no "Travis Effect".  Three layers and a pod are less efficient than a brick.Now that's bafflegab that one can sink their teeth into.  Force never converts into energy.  Force has no equivalence with energy.  Try again Mr. Fraud.If the barrier you refer to is 100% efficiency, then neither does your scheme break that barrier despite your false claims.That is a bald faced lie.  Force cannot be equated to energy.  And more importantly:  The ZED is fundamentally lossy.  Nothing about the nested Russian dolls of ignorance generates free energy.  Always more useful energy goes into the nested Russian dolls of ignorance than can be extracted.  Always.Let's hear it for the bafflegab from today's contestant:  Mr. Wayne Travis!Poor Wayne, still pitching the fallacy that losses can be made up in volume.  They can't.No it is complete bull shit.  Levers don't make free energy, and neither do your contraptions.Flunked out then?Sure add as many as you like.  It does not change the behavior:  The useless contraption is fundamentally lossy.

Lol - you are so proud of yourself...

Offline MarkE

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2136 on: April 14, 2014, 06:04:51 PM »
A question or two.

If, in the video by Mark D., the production rams are being pushed up by the risers and that output is going into the accumulator that is also driving the assist rams, would that not mean then that the pressure from the production ram needs to be at least the internal pressure of the accumulator?

If that internal pressure from the accumulator is driving the assist rams and they are driving the dual ZED system,, is that not a volume issue? with the assist rams being a smaller diameter than the production rams.

Does it not follow then, that the volume consumed by the assist rams needs to be greater than that moved by the production rams in order for the accumulator to be used a "battery" for the system that was videoed?

What is the difference between the risers "popping" up or down?  That is to say, what if after lift they are allowed to "pop" but moving the risers down and the fluid out instead of up?
I have a better question:  Where in any of those videos was external work performed?  IE where is there any indication of actual output?

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2137 on: April 14, 2014, 06:05:55 PM »
Lol - you are so proud of yourself...
Mr. Wayne, are you getting snipey?  Tsk, tsk.

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2138 on: April 14, 2014, 06:12:27 PM »
The nested Russian dolls of ignorance do not generate the free energy you claim.  You can keep suggesting that they do, but that is the fraud you have committed yourself to promoting.I don't admit things that are not true.LOL.  Keep pitching the lies there Wayne.LOL, the guy who has been cheating:  friends, family, and neighbors with his lies about non-existent free energy technology is accusing those who have pointed out those crimes of being unethical.  It's your shameless approach that's really awesome Wayne.  If you're good with continuing to build this record of scienter on your part, it's just fine with me.

Are you a liar and a Coward...

You are wrong and know it - you have seen the math....

Larry Was right all along...

It is cheaper and faster to use a series connected system to come to pressure -

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2139 on: April 14, 2014, 06:28:06 PM »
Are you a liar and a Coward...
LOL, you, the fraud: Wayne Travis claims that I am a liar.  That's rich.
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You are wrong and know it - you have seen the math....
Yes I have and it refutes your false free energy claims.
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Larry Was right all along...
Did he win the lottery?
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It is cheaper and faster to use a series connected system to come to pressure -
Ah yes, more bafflegab.  What your contraptions do not do is produce one iota of output energy in excess of input energy.  Contrary to being the revolutionary source of cheap energy you claim to your investors, your contraptions are useless stage props.

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2140 on: April 14, 2014, 06:55:54 PM »
Well Mark that would depend.
No it wouldn't.  The machine has a useful output that we have yet to see, or it doesn't.  It's really quite simple.
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If the accumulator is being used as a battery, as has been alleged by the skeptics, then the output would be the assist rams.
What happens inside the black box is irrelevant to what the black box outputs, or does not output.
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Then the assist rams are the output and the accumulator is the input to those rams, but the production rams are working against the accumulator, pushing fluid into it under the pressure of the accumulator, so those pressures must be the same, the volume then,, it must be less coming out of the production rams than what is used by the assist rams,, but then where does the volume from the assist rams go?
No Tom:  OUTPUT, what the machine delivers to the OUTSIDE world.  Internal mechanisms are irrelevant to energy (if any) that the contraption delivers to the outside world.
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I trust in Mark D's ability to make correct observations, and I trust that he would of pointed out if the production rams output went any where other than the accumulator and I also trust that he would of pointed out if anything else fed the assist rams or if the return lines from the assist rams went any where else besides the hydraulic circuit connecting everything together.
Oh, so now you trust things that Mark Dansie hasn't said he has done as being things that he has done?  That's very curious.  Do you perform seances and remote viewings as well? 

Mark Dansie has stated his position very clearly.  See for example his post #572.  He specifically has disclaimed personally making any engineering evaluation of the contraption or the claimed theory of operation. 

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #572 on: March 05, 2014, 02:54:46 PM »

I have been mentioned  in dispatches again !!!!!!!
Just to clear what ever has been said or assumed (most likely the latter) I offer the following.


1. I have visited Wayne, an met withmany members of his team on three occasions.
2. I also arranged introductions to other parties who have visited on several times advising on paths forward and assisting with advice on proof of concept requirements. (highly qualified engineers and scientists)
3. I have always maintained that on my first visit, I was impressed with the efforts, the team spirit and saw some results that were interesting. However it never passed my "two day test of self sustaining"
4. I have suggested as have  many of my friends I introduced, the the need for a POC device.
5. Wayne has many people, some very qualified working with him. I am not qualified to do analysis on:
a. Their calculations and assumptions.
b. Their methods of collecting and interpreting the data
c. Their overall theory
I have however on all three occasion suggested ways of obtaining data, and or suggesting what would be required to convince outside parties.



The engineering and building of prototypes have taken many paths over the years.


I have also been taken to task by many for not "debunking" this technology. Because of business negotiations that effect many of the people including volunteers and investors (which I am not involved in), I have refrained from setting a final time frame for a POC to be running.


On a personal note, this project has brought a lot of passion and interest from many people in Wayne s community and beyond. The real story is not always about the outcome but the journey. I look back at all my dozens of projects that never worked out, sometimes I got it very wrong.


So, I have not seen the data that convinces me, and I do hope to get to see and assist in evaluating a proof of concept one day. However until that day arrives I will continue my public stance as of interest but not supported by any data I have seen to date. Others who work with Wayne, many with engineering qualifications do believe in what they are doing and their calculations. I am a very simple person, and do not get involved in such matters until a working prototype is running run and data has been collected with acceptable methodologies.


This will be my only comment on this matter.


Kind Regards
Mark

The very community spirit that Mark Dansie says he finds so encouraging, I find has been brutally abused by the fraud: Wayne Travis.  If good people are going to put their time, money, and hearts into something it shouldn't be a Bible thumping, carnival barker's lies.

The good news is:  Viva!  Las Vegas!

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2141 on: April 14, 2014, 07:48:18 PM »
I have four days left..
Thanks
Wayne

Four days left for what ?  before you leave the forum for ever,,, before you get arrested,,, before you discover you missed it - we will all be waiting your return hopefully sometime in October 2015.  As according to your statements you can't released any relevant information until then

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This is my Final Farewell to O/U.comI am not legally able to show TK my "Suasages" again.It is clear MarkE has only one intention... I did have hope. Wayne

Offline minnie

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2142 on: April 14, 2014, 10:59:29 PM »



  A hydraulic accumulator in this case would most probably be of the compressed gas type.
  This wouldn't indicate any useful power output and would be used to even the flow from
  a pump to avoid hammering etc.
      A water tower can be used as an accumulator and would supply a fair bit of power but
  would necessarily be quite large. These towers can be used in conjunction with say the
  operation of a drawbridge
     In the case of the ZED, one would assume a hydraulic motor would turn an electrical
   generator. The operation of a hydraulic motor can be likened to lifting a weight as Mark
   says.
            John.

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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2143 on: April 14, 2014, 11:44:22 PM »
What a load of garbage Mark.

You must be in a bad place to utter such trash.

So, lets apply this elsewhere so that we can understand the two POV's.

Is charging a battery doing work?

I say yes.

Is charging a battery doing external work.

I say yes.

Here, IIUC you are saying no.

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!!####K, If this is your level of understanding then it is no wonder that you are incapable of seeing why this machine does not work.

If you are interested in determining if the charging of the battery is doing EXTERNAL work then it depends on whether the battery is internal or external to the boundary of the system under consideration.

For example, two batteries and a generator would allow you shuffle energy between the two, charging each battery in sequence. Eventually it would stop due to conversion losses of course.

However if you were to use the charge of one battery to power an external load that energy would be LOST to the system, and none would be available to recharge the other battery.

The ZED is exactly the same. Travis claims it powers an external load but it does not. It only shuffles the pre-charge potential back and forward in the same fashion as the batteries and generator described.


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Re: Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED
« Reply #2144 on: April 15, 2014, 12:57:22 AM »



   I tried to point out that the accumulator holds next to nothing in the case of
   the ZED.
               John.