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Thanks for sharing the cooling by vortexing, seems to good to be true even for air. The most effective way to cool water may be vacuum.

Thank for the reply and the possible debunking. It seems skeptical that vortexing water alone would create cooling/structured water. That's why the OP design uses vacuum for cooling. The vortex effect is to distribute/circulate the cooled water, as this design is intened to cool 100 gallons...

This company I am researching provides an explanation on the dynamics of vortexing water. Waiting on a reply from them regarding closed loop cooling through their heart water vortexing device. Vortexing explained: [questionable link redacted by the Mentors]

When pressure is below atmospheric, water boils at various vapor pressures and uses its own energy in the process, the loss of energy causes cooling.

Hello Berkeman, Thank you for the response. I understand references to Viktor Schauberger invoke skepticism. The goal making this unit is to create an alternative chiller device for hydrotherapy/cold plunge. Typically cold plunge setups with aquarium chillers are are expensive and require...

With the goal of using off the shelf items to make something similar to Viktor Schauberger's water vortex structuring machine, will this setup work? The setup is an inverted 5 gallon vacuum chamber half submerged in water with vacuum applied while running a Lilly impeller pump in a bowl below...