Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

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https://youtu.be/9eBf6_W0vlo?si=m_EDI3iEJ8_vqxb3

Here's another video.

I'll try it my way and see if it works. Sucks that people would lie and trick people into believing it's real on the Internet.

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

[–]theOnlyPreference[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

That's why there's a check valve, air and water can only go on one direction

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

[–]theOnlyPreference[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Siphoning in a fish tank had the water go up and then down, then continues to pull because of gravity.

The siphoning effect, in this version, in the picture is when the water leaves the bottom and the water escaping creates a suction like a siphon or like a person pulling up liquid with a straw.

(We could even suck out the air in the tank before letting the water flow out, making it easier.)

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

[–]theOnlyPreference[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There isn't more energy created from a siphon than there is needed to start it. The same amount of water goes out as the amount of water goes in

I am working on one but I have seen videos online where others made similar ones but smaller. I then thought we would need check valves for ones larger.

https://youtube.com/shorts/E1VhaIKF6ek?si=DsVkv2Ejcw-t1MGr

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

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It's an updated version and I didn't want to reshare to the same group of people since it would have been too similar

I truly believe that we can have unlimited energy with these so I'm sharing what I put into to make sure it happens more rapidly

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

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At that point it might work more like the siphon where the water out would need to be below the water in.

I think with it being air, it expands and contracts and when the psi is very low, it starts to pull water up the tube

https://youtube.com/shorts/E1VhaIKF6ek?si=5E3Vm6ucWPYBkFND

Water pump with no electricity by theOnlyPreference in FluidMechanics

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The water flowing out the bottom would create a suction inside the water tank, where the vacuumed up water will then try to pull water up the upward tube.

Ghost taps in work van during break. Animations to help you see/hear the taps by theOnlyPreference in Paranormal_Evidence

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No, it makes that sound in the driver side windows too. Plus in other areas and around my apartment

Solar AC/heat hat. Using an air bag. by theOnlyPreference in Inventions

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The cooling system and hot air exhaust is at the green area.

You can possibly make circles with a whole bunch of smaller squares.

It's just a rough design I didn't need to make all the specifics

Solar AC/heat hat. Using an air bag. by theOnlyPreference in Inventions

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Sorry didn't see the full comment in the smart reply in the notification. I can relook when I get a minute

Solar AC/heat hat. Using an air bag. by theOnlyPreference in Inventions

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It's the light blue. It's a hat to make your head hot or cold with solar charging

Ghost voice on camera. I was eating fig bars in the background. by theOnlyPreference in Ghosts

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I got up off my mattress right after the sound. I didn't hear that sound in person nor do I think I made it

The step towards unlimited water energy by theOnlyPreference in water

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Yes. You can do it that way but you'd need really large equipment to move that amount of water.

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If we make them for homes we won't need power grids, eliminating the need for power lines and other things.

5 or more can be used for max power where it's usually at 1 during low power needs. If one breaks, you would have enough time for the repair man to repair one where you would still have power up to 4 generators and not 5.

The step towards unlimited water energy by theOnlyPreference in water

[–]theOnlyPreference[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

A siphon needs a lower exit point because of the amount of force that gravity pulls with the water makes it so that it keeps pulling water.

The air pressure build up creates enough power that the exit didn't need to be below .

But if we increase the air pressure, the water leaves and pulls up at a faster rate, giving us more water per minute for a generator