Can Hydraulic Pressure Convert into Kinetic Energy?

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The discussion centers around the concept of converting hydraulic pressure into kinetic energy, using a design inspired by a button toy. The proposed mechanism involves a flywheel and hydraulic pistons, with the intention of creating a generator that operates efficiently with minimal wear on components. Participants express curiosity about the practical applications and potential energy losses associated with the design, while also questioning its feasibility and efficiency. The conversation highlights the complexities of energy transfer and the challenges in calculating the system's performance. Overall, the thread explores innovative ideas for energy generation through mechanical systems.
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RonL said:
I think this thread needs to go to the sea of dead threads :oops: I have learned a few things. THANKS
That's probably a good way to tie off the thread. :smile:
 
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