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like this...Last edited by Franco malgarini; 09-30-2016, 10:34 AM. -
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Here is the complete system of conditioning at almost zero cost (for the Earth):
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You can load a compressed air tank for the tube Hilsch also with this system:
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So, if we send compressed air into this "T" shaped tube, cold air comes out one end and hot air out the other?
It seems to good to be true.Attached FilesComment
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This is the home:
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What about energy consumption?
What is the rate of supply of energy to the compressed air tank compared to the effective useful Kw of heat coming out the end?
Remember that in winter we will keep the heat and throw out the cold and in summer, vice versa.Last edited by wrtner; 01-12-2015, 06:32 PM.Comment
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I started a discussion of the Hilsch vortex tube on 9-1-11. You may gain some insight into it on that thread. I built several and did some tests on them, but never really got serious about them. Good luck. stealthComment
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Here is that thread:
This page was posted on a third thread:
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This seems to be the Ranque patent:
Retrieving Patent from PAT2PDF.org - Free PDF copies of patents: Download and print!Comment
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Air Volume
Yes but the volume of air needed is extremely high making the costs dramatic. Fire resistant suits are equipped with vortex tubes for easy mobility, but the cost is enormous per unit.
Else everyone would have one in their ice fishing shed
Running an air compressor on a 2hp motor totals around a 15 amp wall outlet. 1200-1500 watts is expensive for some cold air or hot.
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Originally posted by aljhoa View PostLast edited by BroMikey; 01-15-2015, 12:56 AM.Comment
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