Re: Mobile S-Rotor!
- From: "K. Jones" <shadetree1999@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Dec 2005 07:41:49 -0500
"TomGee" <lvlus@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> liberti wrote:
> > Thomas,
> >
> > It is the resistance to the wind that drives your turbine.
> > Two scenarios:
> >
> > 1)Your car has just enough power to maintain a constant speed of 50mph
> > on flat road. Up pops your turbine- either the car slows down a bit, or
> > you have to apply more throttle (and use more gas, and increase
> > pollutants) to maintain the car at 50mph
> >
> >
> I appreciate your comments. You're right that either the car slows or
> more gas must used to maintain speed. My point is not that nothing
> happens when my rotor pops up but that the amount of more gas that must
> be used is still less than that which the vehicle engine uses to drive
> the vehicle alternator - which is from 4 - 30 hp, while the rotor needs
> only 1 - 2 hp to produce the same amount of power. The net savings are
> from 2 - 28 hp, or an average of 15 hp. My calculations amount to
> about a 10% savings in fuel usage, but until further testing, it's
> still only a guess.
Never going to happen. It'll be an energy consumer.
15 HP. Hmmm, say I've got a "75 HP" electric car. I put 5 of your turbines
on the car.
It never needs fuel, you're now supplying all the energy needed to operate
the car.
I put 6 turbines on the car, I drive it forever, *and* put out 15HP
*more*than required.
I could put a bunch of electric cars on a carousel, and turn it into a
power-plant....no fuels ever needed again.
No free lunch.
K. Jones
.
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