CENTRIFUGAL FORCE CYCLIC ENERGY GENERATOR

[jtolan]

very good Georg, glad you're excited about this.

I was just going to post what you mentioned, an impact on a rotating system. I found out WM2D is not simulating it correctly.

In the diagram attached, gravity is turned off, and we have a weight of 1 kg move up and hit a simular weight (1 kg) constrained to move in a grove on the swinging arm (which has a negligible mass) Also there is a spring to compress. Since the weights are the same and elasticity is set to 1 for both weights, as one weight hits the other it imparts all its momentum to it, so the ball that hits remains stationary and the other is shot upwards.

Observation: From the graph plotting the length of the spring, notice that the spring oscillates. I say this is wrong!!!
In reality, when the spring stretches to its max, and its force is equal with m*w^2*R where 'w' is the angular velocity, 'R' the radius, and 'm' the mass, the forces is exactly what its needed to keep the weight turning in a CIRCULAR pattern. There should be no oscillations!

What do you guys think?

[jim_mich]

I think inertia would cause the weight to stretch the spring out too far then it would return and oscillation would develop. If the spring tension, radial distance, weight mass, and rotation speed were all just right then the weight might maintain a steady radius.

[Tausen]

I had been working with a similar concept getting four weights to counter rotate while a motor kept CF going. Saw a great increase in energy but it all failed once friction was used in the pins. I still have other ideas

Remember Bessler said that its in the swinging. You can get 1 pound to lift 4 pounds with CF. Just have to learn how best to use it.


Tausen