shooting a cannonball in a loop

[trevorjohnson83]

If you used a large bell jar, and placed a teapot with hot water in the jar that spins a turbine and generates electricity in the jar so as to seal the setup in a vacuum, lowering the boiling point of the water, and use refrigerant as the heat source, which is 2-6 times the heat energy required to compress it, reaching about 135 degrees f which is ideal for the vacuum, could we then be making the earth colder the more energy we use? because the cooled refrigerant absorbs its heat? which is partially converted to electricity?

 

[trevorjohnson83]

what if we break down cost to raw materials: a grill like attachment to the existing compressor that a pan of water sits on to heat up from the refrigeant, the cost of a bell jar raw materials, and the small generator plus a very cheap turbine of about 50 dollars, as well as the teapot, a system to pump the hot water into the bell jar, a pump to maintain the vacuum, anything I left out?


Assistant
Poe


To break down the costs of raw materials for the proposed system, we can categorize each component needed for the integration of a bell jar system with an existing compressor. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

1. Grill-like Attachment​

• Material Costs:
  • Metal for the grill (e.g., aluminum or stainless steel): $50 to $100.
  • Insulation materials: $20 to $50.
• Total: $70 to $150.

2. Bell Jar​

• Raw Materials:
  • Glass or acrylic for the jar: $200 to $500 (depends on size and quality).
  • Sealing materials (gaskets, adhesives): $20 to $50.
• Total: $220 to $550.

3. Small Generator​

• Cost:
  • A small generator (e.g., for backup or low power needs): $200 to $500 depending on capacity and brand.

4. Turbine​

• Cheap Turbine:
  • Basic turbine: $50.

5. Teapot​

• Cost:
  • A suitable teapot or boiler: $30 to $100 depending on material and design.

6. Water Pump System​

• Hot Water Pump:
  • Submersible or inline pump for hot water: $50 to $150.
• Vacuum Pump:
  • Basic vacuum pump: $100 to $300.

7. Additional Components​

• Piping and Fittings:
  • For connecting the system: $50 to $150.
• Control System/Valves:
  • Basic controls to manage flow and pressure: $50 to $200.

Summary of Costs​

Here's a rough estimate of the breakdown:

Component	Estimated Cost
Grill-like Attachment	$70 to $150
Bell Jar	$220 to $550
Small Generator	$200 to $500
Cheap Turbine	$50
Teapot	$30 to $100
Hot Water Pump	$50 to $150
Vacuum Pump	$100 to $300
Piping and Fittings	$50 to $150
Control System/Valves	$50 to $200
Total Estimated Cost	$920 to $2,700

Conclusion​

The estimated total cost of raw materials for the proposed system ranges from $920 to $2,700. This range will vary based on the specific materials chosen, the quality of components, and potential additional features. Further adjustments may be needed based on local material costs and availability.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

what if we break down cost to raw materials: a grill like attachment to the existing compressor that a pan of water sits on to heat up from the refrigeant, the cost of a bell jar raw materials, and the small generator plus a very cheap turbine of about 50 dollars, as well as the teapot, a system to pump the hot water into the bell jar, a pump to maintain the vacuum, anything I left out?


Assistant
Poe


To break down the costs of raw materials for the proposed system, we can categorize each component needed for the integration of a bell jar system with an existing compressor. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

1. Grill-like Attachment​

• Material Costs:
  • Metal for the grill (e.g., aluminum or stainless steel): $50 to $100.
  • Insulation materials: $20 to $50.
• Total: $70 to $150.

2. Bell Jar​

• Raw Materials:
  • Glass or acrylic for the jar: $200 to $500 (depends on size and quality).
  • Sealing materials (gaskets, adhesives): $20 to $50.
• Total: $220 to $550.

3. Small Generator​

• Cost:
  • A small generator (e.g., for backup or low power needs): $200 to $500 depending on capacity and brand.

4. Turbine​

• Cheap Turbine:
  • Basic turbine: $50.

5. Teapot​

• Cost:
  • A suitable teapot or boiler: $30 to $100 depending on material and design.

6. Water Pump System​

• Hot Water Pump:
  • Submersible or inline pump for hot water: $50 to $150.
• Vacuum Pump:
  • Basic vacuum pump: $100 to $300.

7. Additional Components​

• Piping and Fittings:
  • For connecting the system: $50 to $150.
• Control System/Valves:
  • Basic controls to manage flow and pressure: $50 to $200.

Summary of Costs​

Here's a rough estimate of the breakdown:

Component	Estimated Cost
Grill-like Attachment	$70 to $150
Bell Jar	$220 to $550
Small Generator	$200 to $500
Cheap Turbine	$50
Teapot	$30 to $100
Hot Water Pump	$50 to $150
Vacuum Pump	$100 to $300
Piping and Fittings	$50 to $150
Control System/Valves	$50 to $200
Total Estimated Cost	$920 to $2,700

Conclusion​

The estimated total cost of raw materials for the proposed system ranges from $920 to $2,700. This range will vary based on the specific materials chosen, the quality of components, and potential additional features. Further adjustments may be needed based on local material costs and availability.

Still pushing your perpetual motion ideas that never seem to work? Did you seek professional mental health counseling for a time and then have a relapse?


Where is your working model, so we can all see it in action?

 

[trevorjohnson83]

Admiral Rockwell Tory I don't generally screw up my words admiral, you sound like a confused a**, some streak of not screwing up your words cause of superior mental health :/

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Admiral Rockwell Tory I don't generally screw up my words admiral, you sound like a confused a**, some streak of not screwing up your words cause of superior mental health :/

That post made zero sense. Are you under the influence?

 

[trevorjohnson83]

Admiral Rockwell Tory crap I gotta read from you, its like 15 years after captap and all the things i've done since, the only thing that keeps me calm is the bible, and that barely works. 15 years of the disrespect, not of society who boycott BP for my sake, but the theives, how am I going to go about exposing them? they did it once, they continue to deny it, the poor Bible is the only thing to respect me so far, craziest idiots like you don't that's for sure.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Admiral Rockwell Tory crap I gotta read from you, its like 15 years after captap and all the things i've done since, the only thing that keeps me calm is the bible, and that barely works. 15 years of the disrespect, not of society who boycott BP for my sake, but the theives, how am I going to go about exposing them? they did it once, they continue to deny it, the poor Bible is the only thing to respect me so far, craziest idiots like you don't that's for sure.

Yep! Still a nutjob I see! Good luck in your mental health care endeavors.

 

[Monk-Eye]

" Nothing Wrong With Proof Of Concept "

* Good Luck With That On A Grand Scale *

Heat capacity - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Most physical systems exhibit a positive heat capacity; constant-volume and constant-pressure heat capacities, rigorously defined as partial derivatives, are always positive for homogeneous bodies.[7] However, even though it can seem paradoxical at first,[8][9] there are some systems for which the heat capacity Q

/ΔT

is negative. Examples include a reversibly and nearly adiabatically expanding ideal gas, which cools, ΔT

< 0, while a small amount of heat Q

> 0 is put in, or combusting methane with increasing temperature, ΔT

> 0, and giving off heat, Q

< 0. Others are inhomogeneous systems that do not meet the strict definition of thermodynamic equilibrium. They include gravitating objects such as stars and galaxies, and also some nano-scale clusters of a few tens of atoms close to a phase transition.[10] A negative heat capacity can result in a negative temperature.

* When Al Gore Offered To Throw Himself Into A Volcano And Make It To Erupt And Drop Global Temperatures Through Dust In The Sky *

It is rumor humor that al gore offered to hurl himself into a volcano , because everyone knows it would erupt rejecting him , and thereby drop global temperatures when the dust reflected the sunlight .

Paint Root Shingles White A Cost Effective Solution For Global Warming

 

[westwall]

That post made zero sense. Are you under the influence?

No, this user is the dictionary example of D-K syndrome.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

No, this user is the dictionary example of D-K syndrome.

He is about the only poster that I am 100% certain is insane beyond any doubt. Nobody could be that messed up and still function in life. He needs a keeper.

 

[trevorjohnson83]

Most physical systems exhibit a positive heat capacity; constant-volume and constant-pressure heat capacities, rigorously defined as partial derivatives, are always positive for homogeneous bodies.[7] However, even though it can seem paradoxical at first,[8][9] there are some systems for which the heat capacity Q

/ΔT

is negative. Examples include a reversibly and nearly adiabatically expanding ideal gas, which cools, ΔT

< 0, while a small amount of heat Q

> 0 is put in, or combusting methane with increasing temperature, ΔT

> 0, and giving off heat, Q

< 0. Others are inhomogeneous systems that do not meet the strict definition of thermodynamic equilibrium. They include gravitating objects such as stars and galaxies, and also some nano-scale clusters of a few tens of atoms close to a phase transition.[10] A negative heat capacity can result in a negative temperature.

I guess we don't have to worry about admirable troy getting in on this part of the discussion so much. pfft. I don't see what having negative heat capacity has to do with anything? Heat capacity as I remember appears to have to do with weight. The lighter atoms have less of a gravity/magnetic field extending from their cores. The temperautre increase by passing heat around the balloon atom retracts the gravity magnetic field into the core because the core is hotter than the surrounding heat generally, the gravity/magnetic field reaches out from the core until it matches the surrounding temperature. When pushed back into the core by heat passing by, the core heats up causing faster spin which translates to radiating heat.

 

[hondo 50]

We did a similar science experiment in grade school.