If anyone has an interest in this, your help would be appreciated.
If a negative potential is mechanically applied to a flow of water, it's cohesion based on background radiation measured in joules becomes ?
A simple problem. Background radiation is heat. As such, it allows water molecules to cohere to one another. Am wanting to knowing how much force is required to reduce water's cohesion relative to 80 bars of pressure.
There are other applications of the Joule-Thomson Effect. This effect differs because it does not rely on force but an absence of it.
Unfortunately, desalination is one of the more important needs.
Desalination
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re: Desalination
Study Viktor Schauberger's work and you will have all your answers.
Google search.
https://www.google.com/search?q=viktor+ ... GACh1UxQQ8
Google search.
https://www.google.com/search?q=viktor+ ... GACh1UxQQ8
"Our education can be the limitation to our imagination, and our dreams"
So With out a dream, there is no vision.
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Alan
So With out a dream, there is no vision.
Old and future wheel videos
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Alan
re: Desalination
YES! you would! LOLAlan,
If his answers worked, I wouldn't be posting, would I ?
You need to restudy and learn what you would have missed. Then to complete your studies learn a bit about air conditioners and dehumidifiers. You can pull gallons of water out of the air with this knowledge alone.
https://www.google.com/search?q=water+o ... Ao&dpr=1.2
Just look it up.
"Our education can be the limitation to our imagination, and our dreams"
So With out a dream, there is no vision.
Old and future wheel videos
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Alan
So With out a dream, there is no vision.
Old and future wheel videos
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Alan
again Alan, it is about you.
Alan, to say what a joke you are, wow, it's a sad one.
Desalination has nothing to do with what you posted. What you posted is so fucked up, it's actually sad.
Desalination has to do with the removal of salt from sea water. It's saturation varies depending on where you're at. And what you posted is a joke. it only says you're ignorant. There's nothing else. I just have to wonder if you are that stupid. It's sad if you are.
Alan, to say what a joke you are, wow, it's a sad one.
Desalination has nothing to do with what you posted. What you posted is so fucked up, it's actually sad.
Desalination has to do with the removal of salt from sea water. It's saturation varies depending on where you're at. And what you posted is a joke. it only says you're ignorant. There's nothing else. I just have to wonder if you are that stupid. It's sad if you are.
Jim_Mich,
I was hoping that you and Alan have an understanding of quantum physics. It's actually pretty simple. After all water at 80 bars of pressure has no electromagnetic radiation field. Something so simple a 2nd grader would understand.
Yet with a Joule-Thomson Effect, less energy, that is mechanical wise like someone will say powered flight is possible, will diminish an electro-mechanical field that doesn't exist.
I just have to wonder if the speed of sound will ever be broken. They say that's impossible.
I was hoping that you and Alan have an understanding of quantum physics. It's actually pretty simple. After all water at 80 bars of pressure has no electromagnetic radiation field. Something so simple a 2nd grader would understand.
Yet with a Joule-Thomson Effect, less energy, that is mechanical wise like someone will say powered flight is possible, will diminish an electro-mechanical field that doesn't exist.
I just have to wonder if the speed of sound will ever be broken. They say that's impossible.
can you show what you did for a living ? You have said you were a machinist. You know, steel is a metal. Any more qualification ?jim_mich wrote:This discussion should be in off-topic forum. It has nothing to do with solving Bessler's wheel.
Just saying...
Next you will say Albert Dumont was first in flight because he posted it like you and alan. And the Russians were first in space for the reasons you and Alan give, you say so.