Perpetual Water Based Engine

[Tim Polmear]

You're one of those clueless cranks who think water is a fuel ?

Graham

Thanks for the question mark at the end of your comment. And although
I was about to make some comment regarding a low reading on the
'tolerance-ometer' I can see where you might have come to that
conclusion after reading my post. Let's try it again...

(ahem)

I was arguing for energy from water, not *perpetual* energy from
water. OK, so the energy's **NOT** being extracted from the H2O,
either chemically or atomically, rather from the waves that propagate
through the fluid from an uncertain source or sources.

(See, I added the missing 'not')

I hope that clarifies my position.


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[Eeyore]

Thanks for the question mark at the end of your comment. And although
I was about to make some comment regarding a low reading on the
'tolerance-ometer' I can see where you might have come to that
conclusion after reading my post. Let's try it again...

(ahem)

I was arguing for energy from water, not *perpetual* energy from
water. OK, so the energy's **NOT** being extracted from the H2O,
either chemically or atomically, rather from the waves that propagate
through the fluid from an uncertain source or sources.

Right, where the water is simply a power transmission medium.

It's an excellent system. One m ethod you missed is submerged tidal generation. These
use tidal flow to turn generators that don't have to be built into a dam.

Graham