RE: 4 Stroke Redesigned

RE: 4 Stroke Redesigned

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dilbert

7,741 posts

232 months

Tuesday 4th November 2008
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If you want to do wave power, these are the people to talk to;

http://www.mech.ed.ac.uk/research/wavepower/

Check out the vids, it's pretty serious stuff! If you don't already have real player, it's worth it;
http://boombox.ucs.ed.ac.uk/ramgen/waves/225k/wave...
http://boombox.ucs.ed.ac.uk/ramgen/waves/225k/wave...

Edited by dilbert on Tuesday 4th November 03:05

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Tuesday 4th November 2008
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[quote=dilbert].....I think we can agree that a system of pulleys is better in many ways than a gearbox.


The big problem with reciprocation though is that the torque at the output varies throughout the cycle......


With the wind turbine, I still think the optimum solution is the gearbox.[quote]



Dear Dilbert, I agree with problem in With synchronization for period of wave dynamo Beam . I think , so need computer positionings element beam, which answers for period of work beam .It must be positioned element mechanically . Thans too for nice your links.

In Beam Dynamo we can change input data using set off pulles.

This pull my story:You know last time my distaste for transmission cogged ??





First principle pulles:




Regards Andrew bowtiecoffeecoffee



ACEparts_com

3,724 posts

242 months

Wednesday 5th November 2008
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I live in Alderney and we're about to have a massive (subject to testing) tidal flow power system installed.

http://www.openhydro.com/images.html

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Wednesday 5th November 2008
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You know Dilbert, if dreams me diesel helicopter?





Regards Andrew coffee

Edited by Feliks on Wednesday 5th November 15:48

dilbert

7,741 posts

232 months

Thursday 6th November 2008
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Allright, so I don't have 3D CAD or the capacity to animate, but I drew up an idea I have for a really simple wave power machine. There are certainly some problems that would have to be overcome, but most are doable.

The biggest technical challenge is getting the main pipe right. It would have to be made of a material that would resist twisting quite strongly, but allow flexibility along it's length. If you can find something to do that, then the whole deal is sewn up. hehe

The proposal shows an array of pumps that float on the sea surface and they collectively, in chains of say a hundred, simply pressurise seawater and pump it ashore, due to the force of the waves.

What I'm proposing is that on the shore there is a receiver, which is like a cylinder with a piston that has a massive concrete weight on top. The pressurised brine lifts the concrete weight. The best comparison I can think of is something that we have in this country called a gasometer (shown below);



The pressure in the container would be more or less the same from empty to full, but would drop off quickly when empty, and rise very fast once full.

Once the weight is lifted then the pressure within can be used to propel a standard hydroelectric turbine. Clearly it will be possible to exhaust the supply of energy in the receiver, as it would for the receiver to become hydraulicly locked. The optimum way to extract the energy, would be to let the receiver fill to say 90% and then let it empty to around 10% to avoid the receiver exploding, or the system having to be primed regularly.

Anyway the drawings are below. Perhaps you could knock up one of those 3D animated models from my drawing.

If I can be bothered I might draw out some sections across the pump, but it's probably not necassary. It's just a piston and cylinder, with two non-return valves.




Hope you like!!
smile

ETA;

I think it looks a bit organic actually, perhaps like a spine. Might keep the ecomentalists happy!
hehe

Edited by dilbert on Thursday 6th November 05:55

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Thursday 6th November 2008
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Dear Dilbert,See this animations , if is good , added hydraulic accummulator.

http://www.ceto.com.au/ceto-technology/what-is-cet...

Ma be using my half rotate pumps??scratchchin
Ragards Andrew coffeecoffee

Edited by Feliks on Thursday 6th November 13:10

dilbert

7,741 posts

232 months

Sunday 9th November 2008
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Feliks said:
Dear Dilbert,See this animations , if is good , added hydraulic accummulator.

http://www.ceto.com.au/ceto-technology/what-is-cet...

Ma be using my half rotate pumps??scratchchin
Ragards Andrew coffeecoffee

Edited by Feliks on Thursday 6th November 13:10
I quite like that idea, but I think that having a single baloon connected to an individual pump is going to be problematic, even if the baloon is arranged to be "in the surf". You could, I guess have a spring at the bottom, to keep the rope tight, bit I'm thinking that it's better to have two baloons, one at each end of the rope, and then have a loop that wraps a pulley at the bottom.

I also wondered if your rotary reciprocating engine could be reversed into a pump especially for either of, the design I drew, or the baloon idea.

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Tuesday 11th November 2008
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Feliks said:
New steam engine (only one) using in Big Boy locomotive,ships, tractor, or enegy plant.
Possible fuel: biomass ,wood,peat, russet coal,coal,ethanol,biooils,oil,hydrogen,biogas,LPG,natural gas,uranium,fusion.



Regards Andrew yesidea


Edited by Feliks on Thursday 19th April 10:52
For break anew animations :
Big Boy with Stephenson Second engine are going.


Ride it where ?

Andrew coffeecoffee

ps Need new electronic valave drive system.

Pigeon

18,535 posts

247 months

dilbert

7,741 posts

232 months

Thursday 13th November 2008
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Nice link pigeon!
It like this one particularly.


Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Saturday 15th November 2008
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Feliks said:
Dear Dilbert,See this animations.....
Ma be using my half rotate pumps??scratchchin
Advantages of half rotate pumps are additional possible regulations.
In normal piston pump, we have two elements definition pumps – diameter of piston and stroke piston In half rotate pump we have too same elements: diameter “piston” and long “piston” and additional important possible regulations TORQUE of drive pump on arm with some hole...
This regulation are without additional gear .
For salt water I think better solution made aal this pump PCW , or ABS, or propose - ceramic






Regards Andrew coffee

Zad

12,706 posts

237 months

Saturday 15th November 2008
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Forget steam power on trains. Once a line is electrified then it makes much more sense to move the steam / electrical power generation plant to a fixed position. That way the train doesn't have to lug about huge amounts of fuel, water, boilers, heavy pistons etc and the power generation system can be physically bigger, remotely located near the fuel source and benefit from economies of scale. Or, as they are colloquially known, "power stations".


Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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A bit nostalgia, for specially cross-heads and high precision of execution of cylinder


Regards Andrewwavey

chuntington101

5,733 posts

237 months

Friday 21st November 2008
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Looks like some has already got a half rotation engine to work....

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/advanced-engineering...

Cheers,

Chris.

dilbert

7,741 posts

232 months

Saturday 22nd November 2008
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chuntington101 said:
Looks like some has already got a half rotation engine to work....

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/advanced-engineering...

Cheers,

Chris.
That's a really nice link. There's a vid on that thread of the engine being turned over.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI1JLbnW3Sg
It's essentially this anim;

But with more flaps. I don't think he uses quite the same arrangement for cycling the flaps, it looks like some sort of epicyclic, but the same general concept.

I don't think it's the same idea as felix half rotate job. There's still time!!

Also check out the end of the vid. He sounds like a really nice guy, I hope his idea does well for him.

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Without any cogged gear .Last I don't prefer cogged gear.
Animation drive truck without any cogged wheel.
Rod differ, two clutch ( maybe hydraulic)and half rotate engine ,same parameters "Hercules C130" - Vintake= 250 liter. Without any gearbox.
For truck are good parameters.



Regards Andrew tankbowtie

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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My grandfather worked as engineer on railroad .......
Unfortunately, it has died before I have been born ..




Andrewwavey

Edited by Feliks on Friday 5th December 11:48

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Friday 5th December 2008
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What is this?




This is a hydraulic pump of widmill bowtie

Manner of utilization is next my proposal instead of mechanical transmission
in producing windmills electric current :Hallf Rotete Pump
Main principle of operation on following drawing and has enclosed animation
Solution has many advantages from haf rotate pump. Expensive
substitute is first most important and noisy, emergency transmission
of mechanical windmill .
It is presented next advantage on former drawing
for one dynamo driven manner of connection
of whole farm of windmill hydraulic engine serious too.
This way, we save several most expensive elements of windmills,
treating such farm windmill as integrity .( Complex design)



Regards Andrew Santa Claus xmas



Edited by Feliks on Friday 5th December 23:58

annodomini2

6,868 posts

252 months

Saturday 6th December 2008
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Feliks said:
What is this?




This is a hydraulic pump of widmill bowtie

Manner of utilization is next my proposal instead of mechanical transmission
in producing windmills electric current :Hallf Rotete Pump
Main principle of operation on following drawing and has enclosed animation
Solution has many advantages from haf rotate pump. Expensive
substitute is first most important and noisy, emergency transmission
of mechanical windmill .
It is presented next advantage on former drawing
for one dynamo driven manner of connection
of whole farm of windmill hydraulic engine serious too.
This way, we save several most expensive elements of windmills,
treating such farm windmill as integrity .( Complex design)



Regards Andrew Santa Claus xmas



Edited by Feliks on Friday 5th December 23:58
I can't see that pump design of yours having any efficiency, cost or package benefits over existing Gear, Vane or Piston pumps

Its too big for the displacement.

The nature of the reciprocating motion will create over centre conditions, resulting in significant pump ripple.

There are too many parts, too many wear points.


As a generation system it will be no more efficient than using a gearbox and certainly less efficient than using a direct drive generator.

Feliks

739 posts

230 months

Saturday 6th December 2008
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[quote]I can't see that pump design of yours having any efficiency, cost or package benefits over existing Gear, Vane or Piston pumps

Its too big for the displacement.

The nature of the reciprocating motion will create over centre conditions, resulting in significant pump ripple.


As a generation system it will be no more efficient than using a gearbox and certainly less efficient than using a direct drive generator.
[/quote]

You like a Santa Claus?
"direct drive generator" you think about this: ?

[quote=Feliks]You know last time my distaste for transmission cogged ??
Visit Ricardo Company - http://www.ricardo.com/engineeringservices/newEner... I see many problem with it.

My solve: Wind motion my oscillating dynamo packs, without any cogged transmission:




Regards Andrew coffee
[/quote]


Are you know flywheel ? Big flywheel make concrete. And add hydraulic accumulator. bowtie
All gearbox have no more efficient as efficient hydraulic gear. Everything it depends on tubes .Big diameter tube -big efficient.


Andrew xmascoffeecoffee

Edited by Feliks on Saturday 6th December 16:11