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dassauerkraut · 6d
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqsfcqasg2dxzfxpykgstw5cyppkzfltkt2dkklzw285k3ne0he8yspkl6wj Post conical vortex literature?
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I don't have much on them, one is "Richard Clem’s Motor." Listed in Patric Kelly's document. With a note that soon after his first working car with the engine, he was killed.

Similarly to the video, you are using a vortex to separate out two forces. In this case, you are separating out equal and opposite kinetic forces, turning one into heat, so that you can use the other for useful work.

There is another contical vortex I've been exposed to concerning heating, but I do not remember the name, so I am not able to easily find it.
Cooking oil vortex.

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dassauerkraut · 6d
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqryhn5j7rfy788c3pkmkz822c70x89dgtmlc855kly7dh4lr472lsxxk2dj I run a steam powered heat exchanged at work so that part makes sense. The cone taking advantage of hot oil escaping reminds me of both jet engine/generator turbines as well as Tesla Tur...