Intake Valve and Feliks' ideas

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Post Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:27 am

I think the era of steam comes to an end. At most in obsolete nuclear power plants will be still used. :lol:

Half supports the engine has one very big advantage. Piston not friction on the walls of the "cylinder""Only the seals frictions cylinder

Thanks to these properties, the engine may be running on ... the coal dust.
Rudolf Diesel's first engine was built just on the coal dust, but unfortunately zacierał is at work. In the case of half rotate, will not look any login problems.Simply does not have any large surface friction


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Only the directory should be chosen for personal seal. Each round you can straighten lines, of course, resistant to coal dust.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6hwiz0QXsE

http://www.passerotti.com.pl/page/pol/download/549P.pdf


Regards Andrew :D :D

In Hipermarket : Please 5 KG coal dust..
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Post Sat Mar 17, 2012 1:50 pm

[quote name='Wuzak' post='5587386' date='Mar 15 2012, 08:26']Will sufficient heat be generated in the exhaust to be used ina combined cycle situation?[/quote]

Yes, combined cycle, but also the latest trends ...
http://www.gizmag.com/thermoelectric-cars-improve-mpg/10928/

And since it has to work at the coal face powder (same what they use today's power plants for combustion in boilers).
can seals with carbon, similar to the scrubbing of electric motors
http://hariramco.com/carbon-brushes.html

http://www.dpaonthenet.net/article/47129/C...ompressors.aspx

Star engines were characterized biggest always force density

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Below picture of the star half rotate around 10 (40) with "cylinders". for the transparency of the picture one can see only 3 additional "cylinders" more than is at the animated film.
One can also see dimensions of the whole of the engine in the assumption that every cylinder has such dimensions for the picture half rotate with the set connecting rod of the Sulzer D= engine of 900 mm and stroke 2500 mm .

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So 10 (40) "cylindrical" engine half rotate about the same working capacity in comparing to the Sulzer 10 engine cylindrical on the picture below .

Sulzer: 10 Cylinders 20 m long , 15 m hight , 1500 Ton weight

Half rotate star : 10(40) "Cylinders" 4,5 m diameter , 4,5 m long
about 70 ton weight.

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And most importantly.. Since in the engine half rotate mass innertia are several times Sulzer smaller than in the engine, engine half rotate can work with the much greater rotation speed.
Slzer : 102 RPM 60 000 KW

Half rotate 250 RPM 150 000 KW

In same intake work volume .

And now, the efficiency of the engine, due to the friction of the walls of the cylinder to rise about 5%. That is, it is the most efficient machine for the heat, whose efficiency exceeds 50% of the.

http://www.theoildrum.com/node/2249
Regards Andrew: :D
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Post Sat Mar 17, 2012 9:32 pm

Wonderful
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Post Sat Jun 23, 2012 10:01 pm

http://www.powermag.com/blog/index.php/ ... -in-japan/

Fear think about what would happen, if not given these five cents....

Andrew :wink:



Is it possible Tsunami from the Mainland ???

Yes of course ...

As such, things appear to the local river.....


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Wishing you to never be so does not become.

anxious Andrew #-o
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Post Mon Jun 25, 2012 1:08 pm

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Post Tue Jul 10, 2012 11:40 am

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2 ... ctor-video
17 March 2011

And faith in the power of the defence forces....


Defence force always better than the force of reason...



http://enenews.com/high-radiation-level ... -fukushima

Whether the IAEA supports still so cooling reactors, or changed the sentence. ??

Andrew #-o #-o
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Post Fri Jul 13, 2012 9:17 am

Um,you could cram alot of poppet valves in the space - sure.
I will be interested to sure if anybody gets it running.
Get a life!
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Post Mon Jul 16, 2012 5:02 am

[quote=Feliks]Nice look at the animation:

http://www.javys.sk/en/nuclear-faciliti ... el-storage

Andrew[/quote]

And my animation, showing what you can do in 4 Fourth swimming pool in Fukushimie.
You need to build a new building, to the basement of the reactor building to insert with three new reactors, only to store the fuel. They manage any guarantees when possible earthquakes.After filling all the water also will be a guarantee of the & span settlement.

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Post Thu Jul 19, 2012 12:48 am

Whether engineers will pretend that the atomists still do not know the new inverter UPS Technology on batteries, which in the case of a power failure, it is ready within fractional seconds to the provisioning of the full effect of emergency systems ???
Of course, some diesel then can long function.

But I think, with this reason for savings, because and so nuke is already insanely expensive.

[url="http://www05.abb.com/global/scot/scot23 ... _rev_c.pdf"]http://www05.abb.com/global/scot/scot235.n...chure_rev_c.pdf[/url]

Andrew :D

May repulsion to techniques derived from green energy does not permit widely its integrity in nuke ... :roll:
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Post Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:37 am

Monument to the victims of the earthquake in its epicentre in Tashkent. You can see clearly the huge cavity, in which the trees are growing, and despite their vertices do not protrude above the ground of the monument, the cavity is approx. 50 m depth.
And talk to someone it does not appear that build the atomic power stations on earthquake-resistant, ...Jan Christian Andersen Fairy Tales. ...
I have seen. I recommend a trip atomist engineers in particular.

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Andrew :(
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Post Sat Aug 18, 2012 3:31 am

In order to provide the reactors in Fukushime from the bottom you have the mechanical tunnel.
Then insert the two meters in diameter with 20 tubes. , Do the holes from the top and side, and on the bottom line fire resistant ZrO2. For large pipes enter the small tube to remove radioactive leaks or cooling corium had reached there...


http://www.herrenknecht.com/fileadmin/r ... -12-21.pdf

http://www.herrenknecht.com/fileadmin/r ... -10-29.pdf


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Certainly not the cheapest, but it will give guarantees that the radioactive materials do not enter the land and ocean

Regards Andrew :(
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Post Sat Aug 18, 2012 11:32 am

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Post Thu Sep 06, 2012 6:00 pm

Can to remove scrap metal from the reactor 3 can use these electromagnetic grippers?
Also for attaching various devices and cameras probably would be useful..
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Andrew
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Post Mon Sep 24, 2012 1:31 am

Whether, if the sprayer to the treadmill, for example, a car, it will be more supportive of animals?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_mill

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Andrew :roll:
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Post Thu Sep 27, 2012 2:31 am

I wonder if to ask if these two smiling at us men to graciously evacuated their asses out of this car, it would be possible instead of carriage them to produce some electricity for us? Since drivers are not needed, because the car is harnessed to the treadmill and drivin in circles .. But one thing is certain, that such a vehicle driving the external energy, we will have the wind, regardless of the weather ... AJ is here the energy produced is sufficient to maintain the treadmill speed, it will be good .... And maybe even a few kilowatts for us is for our use ....
And it is always, regardless of the weather ... I do not need to go to the desert to breaking records. This can be done on the treadmill near the house...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkcn8ZkvKKc&feature=plcp

http://news.discovery.com/autos/how-do-wind-powered-cars-work-111207.html

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