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Gabriele

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About Perpetual Motion
« on: August 10, 2015, 08:11:24 PM »
Hello. Here is a WM2d simulation. With electrostatics (or PERMANENT MAGNETS?). The costruction of the ring isn't very accurate. Left-half-thorus is 0,99998975 of right thorus.You can see. If somebody can build a draw 100% equivalent is better. Magnets (electrostatic objects) are polarized N S
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So when the array rounds gaining energy(?),when is rotated with the central gap to the center of the thorus,we can block it,catching work,moving it to the center again,and realligning to the start point repeating the game. Tell me what you think.

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2015, 11:16:09 PM »
Perhaps I found a way. Unfortunatley i can't imagine a system to absorb energy from this method. Imagine a capillar can rise water for example 10 cm. Ok,now make it long 20cm. Anyway the water rise only for 10cm. Put it on water,water will rise 10cm. If you let sink capillar into water(imagining it very very thin,so Archimedes law could be trascurable) you obtain an energy due to force of surface tension of X for the distance defined by 10cm,and an X half for the rest. Energy we need to extract it from the water for 20 cm will be the same(X*15).Imagine now initial situation. Put a rod thiner than the capillar from top,inside the capillar. Liquid will rise for the rest of 10 cm emitting energy. Let sink capillar and the rod for 10cm(we gain X*15). Now let only the external capillar sink,gaining energy. Better up side down in Hg.

I appreciate comments.

Nobel pls :D

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #2 on: August 17, 2015, 07:40:15 PM »
Look at drawing please

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #3 on: August 18, 2015, 02:25:33 PM »
What I need to underline is that if the system,could work,it not depends by gravity,but from surface tension only. If it works here on earth,it will work in space too. Is the concept clear? Can you help me with the question in the red drawing? Would be clearer if i draw entire process? Thanks

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #4 on: August 21, 2015, 02:29:55 AM »
Should be possible. (About the red drawing: You can imagine let both thin glass walls escape from mercury,then reinsert only one. Energy you will obtain is minuscule,but positive)

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #5 on: August 22, 2015, 01:55:25 PM »
I obtain an energetical surplus. Some one can consider to help me with the math? thank you

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #6 on: August 22, 2015, 06:56:33 PM »
Math isn't hard.But i have a doubt. The following. If we have a capillar underwater for an example of 0.5 radius. Submerged for only an half of centimeter. I know force due from surface tension acting on external walls of capillar is the same of the max force reaceble by inside walls of capillar for the max "capillarity effect". So,if the capillar is only an half underwater,internal wall suffer by only a fraction of the max-force-capillar-effect. My doubt is the follow: if i insert a rod inside capillar for example 10cm,is obvious the skin of water will not drop for 10 centimeters. What appens? Does the skin of surface tension acts on rod like if we have the max-force-capillar-force-effect? I don't know. I'm oriented in NO.Orientation,like interpretetion is a fact of and due about things or substances like digressions can do.
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« Reply #7 on: August 22, 2015, 06:58:56 PM »

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« Reply #8 on: August 24, 2015, 11:13:49 AM »
Math isn't hard.But i have a doubt. The following. If we have a capillar underwater for an example of 0.5 radius. Submerged for only an half of centimeter. I know force due from surface tension acting on external walls of capillar is the same of the max force reaceble by inside walls of capillar for the max "capillarity effect". So,if the capillar is only an half underwater,internal wall suffer by only a fraction of the max-force-capillar-effect. My doubt is the follow: if i insert a rod inside capillar for example 10cm,is obvious the skin of water will not drop for 10 centimeters. What appens? Does the skin of surface tension acts on rod like if we have the max-force-capillar-force-effect? I don't know. I'm oriented in NO.Orientation,like interpretetion is a fact of and due about things or substances like digressions can do.
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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #9 on: August 27, 2015, 09:10:24 PM »
Think I found. This expression is related to capillarity engine,considering the liquid as a magnet. Many wise italian friends told me it "could" be possible achieve overunity from a non-conservative field like a magnetic field. If you can imagine a rawer magnetic system about water (polar) and glass,you could build a way to grow a powerful system. I thought about use of paramagnetic and diamagnetic substances but had no reply.Anyway,i discriminated a solution if the
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Math isn't hard.But i have a doubt. The following. If we have a capillar underwater for an example of 0.5 radius. Submerged for only an half of centimeter. I know force due from surface tension acting on external walls of capillar is the same of the max force reaceble by inside walls of capillar for the max "capillarity effect". So,if the capillar is only an half underwater,internal wall suffer by only a fraction of the max-force-capillar-effect. My doubt is the follow: if i insert a rod inside capillar for example 10cm,is obvious the skin of water will not drop for 10 centimeters. What appens? Does the skin of surface tension acts on rod like if we have the max-force-capillar-force-effect? I don't know
will don't appens.

Waiting for the nobel i wish you all the good (and somthing more).

Gabry

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #10 on: August 27, 2015, 09:12:21 PM »

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #11 on: August 30, 2015, 11:00:16 AM »
Answer me please if you can.

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #12 on: August 31, 2015, 11:02:56 AM »
Answer me please if you can.

by cutting the centre channel shown in the picture on one side,
it would increase transfer flow rate slightly, or reduce the flow rate depending on which of the 2 main chambers held more water in it,
also the pressure from more water at first, would gradually reduce the flow rate until equalibrium was achieved.

take an aquarium and silicon some glide slots for removable boards of different lengths to try in place or even just using tape instead of silicon to help get a more practical understanding of your project designs flow rate effects.
you want to harvest from the force of energy of a ferro-fluid being transferred past wire coils, or even just water, and possibly through rotating fins/turbines placed at the lower fluid transfer points, and more turbines placed on the inside walls of the chambers,
and maybe poured into another vessel that also collects energy like a regenerative braking system as that vessel lowers from its slow vertical fall / displacement?

it does seem maybe possible you could also include what you described for getting some energy from the raising of a float kept inside the center channel itself that maybe causes a shift in weight from a pushrod reaching a fixed angled rocking lever.

as for surface tension, the concept described was lost in translation for me, as much often is. and more often an idea seems to work better as just an idea until real tests are performed.

some sort of balance would have to trigger another action to make one side heavier that needs to be capable of repeating itself, borrowing from the electrical and mechanical energy created if you can keep developing it, there might be something there.

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #13 on: September 21, 2015, 02:40:19 PM »
No way.I returned on my steps with adhesion-cohesion forces. Insted of submerging a thin plate of glass in mercury and letting she emerge 90° rotated(so the work due to A/C forces are greater and we can gain energy(?),i thought this system. Consist in a glass capillar with at the bottom a box... When it is all submerged in the mineral,we move down only the box increasing lateral surface,so when the system emerge we should obtain more energy than when we sink it. There shouldn't be Forces against the goal...  experts?

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Re: About Perpetual Motion
« Reply #14 on: September 22, 2015, 01:26:21 PM »
This is the system i'm studying...is simple as you can see.. anyone that will help with the measures?