< 3+engine systems
explained in these following posts >
(posts since negated by the Reader's Digest blog)
aim4wood53 Sun 08/20/06, 7:16:49
There's
PLENTY of stuff Detroit COULD HAVE DONE these past 35 YEARS but they did
not and no one seems to know why a city full of automotive engineers didn't
do it. Just like my idea
for having dual systems, one for lower gears & the 2nd for higher
mileage {low torque} at interstate speeds.
You
could double ALL CAR MILEAGE by changing the gears so they pulled but
didn't hold the vehicle weight back going downhill, like "slip gears".
When pulling the car, or truck, the gears would engage like a clutch,
but when going downhill the clutch-like gears would let go, engine rpm
drop to idle. You would COAST DOWN EVERY HILL. Gas used up the hill, little
fuel use down the other side. But, the Gov doesn't want any cars operated
out of gear down hills, a potential cause for accidents.
Tabby,
after pouring over Dr. Hertzberg's engine, wondering
why it failed, I saw how it was half an engine system. The
compressed nitrogen or air needed a catalyst. Turns out I ended up with
a "dual catalyst" system, the steam being a power-boosting catalyst to
the cold compressed air {warming it to EXPLODE WITH A GREAT DEAL MORE
FORCE, the "missing link" that Hertzberg missed}, while the cold
compressed air is a catalyst to the H2O molecules suspended in the steam!
The
cold air as it EXPLODES INTO THE STEAM causes
each individual h2o molecule to collapse in size much like a Black Hole
in Outer Space. Each of these instantaneous black holes of H2O creates
what I call a "rolling vacuum" out ahead
of the exploding compressed air, so the air isn't really touching the
H2O *as steam* but will as tiny ice crystals yet not for long as the temperature
balance occurs quickly turning the ice back to water droplets that drain
from the cylinder.
What
all this means? It means I've shown how to make physical-level
LIQUID DYNAMITE RUN A CAR ENGINE -using principles of jet
physics- in addition to, over & above just the fluid chemical dynamite
we call gasoline or diesel. hahahaha The sheer Power & Energy of my
engine goes, let's say should go since I haven't built it, way beyond
Gasoline Power. Exponential beyond.
What
all that means?? It means a very small amount of water + a very small
amount of compressed air can have gosh-a-plenty power to pull a 80,000
lb. loaded tractor-trailer down the highway without
any (i.e. zero) exhaust emissions.
So
that was why I switched from making the secondary steam engine off engine
heat to completing Hertzberg's Work. Later on, I found out what I had
really done was applied the Newcomen
Principle to a higher
expression. Congratulations to the high school student.
<> aim4wood53 Sun 08/20/06, 7:28:29 <>
<> the gasoline internal turbojet engine firing order solution <>
Instead
of a single bang piston explosion it would be more of a bang-BANG
{more like bang-BOOM}. Sort of like
what is done within a jet turbo, you could do that with gasoline
or diesel right inside the cylinder per each explosion.
The
atomized gasoline droplets would then be acting as the "engine igniter"
in a turbojet. This creates a VASTLY MAGNIFICATION OF POWER
OF ALL GASOLINE & DIESEL ENGINES, and it could be implemented very
quickly into present vehicles with less modifications than the high school
student's veggie engine.
hehehehe Of course you can't really do that because I'm
just a high school graduate too. aim4wood53 Sun 08/20/06,
8:03:07 Which
of course makes me one of the greatest inventors of our time and perhaps
throughout the entire universe. hahaha Just kidding. I recall watching a
television show once. An inventor was saying that making a turbo system
for a car would be greatly superior to what we use now. Trouble was, it
made an incredible amount of NOISE. Actually
it was a very deafening whine. By the "turbo effect" being confined
inside the engine cylinder it should lower the escaping noise a
good deal, the cylinder walls acting as a muffler noise containment. Especially
with using a reduced amount of Fuel.
Such an engine should deliver 100-150 mpg with no shortage of power
whatsoever, or no standard fuel at all (click the picture)
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