This discussion centers on the conversion of hydraulic pressure into kinetic energy, specifically through a conceptual design involving a 100 kg flywheel and hydraulic pistons. The proposed mechanism utilizes high-pressure, low-volume force to generate energy, with a focus on minimizing friction and maximizing efficiency. Key calculations include energy equations based on pressure and volume displacement, as well as considerations for the efficiency of combustion in the piston chamber. The design aims to create a low-maintenance generator with minimal wear on components.
PREREQUISITESEngineers, inventors, and students interested in mechanical design, energy conversion, and hydraulic systems will benefit from this discussion.
That's probably a good way to tie off the thread.RonL said:I think this thread needs to go to the sea of dead threadsI have learned a few things. THANKS
