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Gokul43201, I had a followup question on 02/18/06 , i did not receive an answer.I know no one is obligated to answer any question , but you did reply to my topic. if you don't know the answer , at least say so. https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=111198

Thanks for the reply , i really appreciate it

Gokul43201, have you checked your private messages , i sent you one on feb 7th. i don't know who else to turn to for an answer, the gap is adjustable and is essentially the same @ 0.460" , for both tests. my test coils are 0.390" thick. i have several. 0.035" space top and bottom.. this...

yes i have diagrams , but would like to ask first , are my thoughts on doubling the thickness , and hence getting double the voltage , essentially correct?

what are you trying to do? the input to your AND gate is from the same source, your output will allways be a logic one..

I am designing a three phase permenent magnet generator , and have a question. as a magnet pair passes over a coil , inducing a voltage, that voltage is most dependent on ? 1) the angular velocity ( that's a given) 2) the pole strength 3) flux density 4) energy product. 5) thickness of...

Good point Willib! what exactly is a flow battery? Willib replies : a flow battery is an electrochemical device that uses vandium ions to tranfer charge held in solution to terminals in an ion exchange unit. willib tell me more: :smile: willib replies :Well a flow battery is a technology...

Do a google on " flow battery " this woman from Austrailia did some recent work with them ,really interesting stuff.. in Japan they use them to supply Grid Power from a windfarm ..

How about the new Honda FCX, which uses a bank of super caps and has a hydrogen oxygen fuel cell , damn what a combo ! http://www.world.honda.com/FuelCell/FCX/ultracapacitor/charging/ [Broken]

i read the article , but can not figure how they are going to get power from osmosis.. below , this was also on the same page anyone see anything wrong with the statements above..?? for one thing the aurora is an effect of solar wind interacting with the magnetic poles of the planet , its...

because if your device liberated H2 & O2 you could burn that too.. Say that you have this large pile of Ca(OH)2 , you might need some way to get the stuff in the center to the outside , where it can be heated . or just heat smaller portions of it..

94.62 : 1 thanks fred .. how did you know it was a motor :wink: :smile:

they are number of teeth.

Hi , is anyone studying gear ratios?? i need some help with calculating the final gear drive.. i've calculated it at 94.97:1 is this correct??

Very interesting proposal.. it sounds plausable to me.. one question , are you saying the sun does not shine in winter in sweden? you seem to be (roughly) at the same lattidude as southern alaska.? another question , during the heating process ( with sunlight) is the hydroxide given off as...

Ok I've improved the collecter That H2 , O2 Flame is colorless isn't it ?? It lights with a little pop .. I wasnt sure it was lit , till i burnt my finger with it..:bugeye: :wink:

In its current configuration , i was putting 4.09 V at 2 A into the device.. which is a calculated 2 Ohms ( approx).. it actually started bubbling at less voltage and current.. thanks for the reply Edit : pic 2 ; Is a set of 12 plates alternating copper and zinc , separated by little...

Thanks for the reply , iwas wondering wether or not the gas would be mixed , or would it be mostly hydrogen at the top , of the collector?

second pic.

last night i tried to get hydrogen from water using the apparatus shown. i have to improve my collection tecnique but i was able to collect about a third of a cup ful .. say i collect it from the top of a dome shape device . my question is how will i mix it with the oxygen , to burn it

the reason i posted that, was , ehem , *clears throat , hesitates* in the hope that soon somone with a lot of cash , will fund a lightning project.. with ultra capacitors super low ESR ( equilivent series resistance ) on the order of a few tenths milli ohms, (0.18 milli ohms for the 5000 Farad...

Ultra caps have come to Digikey ...YAY.. you can now buy a 110 Farad capacitor with a working voltage of 2.5V for $31.20 in quantities of one.. for more info google ' UltraCapacitor ' or the newest ' nanogate ultracapacitor.' or check out what's happening at Maxwell technologies...

They will only last 1/2 an hour ,but i don't think it will hurt them , no..

i understand , i was looking for a ballpark figure.. :smile: Thats a lot of Hydrogen , no ?

220,000 kg of hydrogen from one wind turbine , thanks.. :smile:

How much hydrogen could be produced by a Large (1MW) wind turbine in a year??

What the hell! the Levee broke again , ok , What is the army corp of engineers doing ?? NOTHING !... Ooo its too windy and too wet... waaaahhhh waaaaahhhhhh so they are going to wait till the ninth ward fills up again,, idiots... there was a camera guy filming the water comming in ...

your sealed lead acid batterys are 4V each, if you charge them at 16A ,i believe they may in fact be damaged.. you should limit the time they are charging..and test the voltage periodically...

Oops my mistake.. please disregard..

no one ( i think ) has mentioned this, if you had access to a machine shop , you could create an exhaust manifold that circulated the exhaust gasses through a heat exchanger , heating your water .. if it is a large diesel engine you could use the cooling water itself !and use the thermastat...

They sure are available, not in the power density i previously listed (from MIT), but they sure ARE available.. http://www.maxwell.com/pdf/uc/datasheets/BMOD2600-16.pdf and you are correct ultracapacitors at this time , make an excellent complement with batteries.. Because they can absorb...

this doesn't look that difficult..

pretty cool huh Russ..

the problem with brazing aluminium is oxidation from the propane torch..

Try cleaning both surfaces really well..

Shawn what type of braze ar you using..?? If its copper based , it isn't going to work.. i believe with aluminum you must use mig or tig welding.. http://www.lincolnelectric.com/knowledge/articles/content/alum.asp i guess you can braze aluminum..but as the pdf states aluminum is harder to...

how difficult do you thing it would be to construct a working model of the Einstein referigerator.?

Butane Water and Ammonia are the three ingrediants I'm interrested in. and to my knowledge cooling water isn't required in the Einstein cycle..

Since ultracapacitors use carbon i thought i would google carbon nanotubes and ultra capacitors..interrestingly , a lot showed up.. http://lees.mit.edu/lees/projects/cnt_ultracap_project.htm

EDIT sorry double post

wow :smile: for a rebuttle article , that one is pretty positive on the use of ultracaps in the automotive industry..

why wouuld they use Batteries when this is available?? http://www.maxwell.com/pdf/uc/datasheets/BMOD2600-16.pdf

Russ , you wouldn't use batteries for regenerative braking.. you would use something that is able to store power quicker than a battery..

It would be like charging a battery, as opposed to charging a battery while it is pumping water up hill .. there is allways losses , even when charging a battery.. but not as much , as the topic of this discussion..

If someone was to build a huge capacitor network to store the power at night.. and put it back during peak demand.. that would have much more efficiency , and make more sense than all the losses associated with pumping water up hill...

the point of my post was to illuminate you to the fact that we are wasting huge amounts of power , by pumping it up hill , just to let it flow back down , when demand is higher.. the only reason this is feasible is because power is cheaper at night ( for large users) ... So they buy cheap...

Does anyone know if Einstein used a bubble pump ?? Being more of an electonic type guy , and the fact that water is a magnetic dipole molecule. i am wondering wether or not you could help the process along by using electro-magnetic induction ( a coil of wire wrapped around the tube), in...

The Einstein cycle

There were no pictures available , i wonder why..?? try googleing Yards Creek Power Plant what a waste of power..!

Clausius2 have you got any info on the (LiBr-H20) absorption chillers.? the only thing on them i could find on google was on the IEEE site , and not being a member , i wasnt able to access the document.. i'll try registering ..