Open System Thermodynamics by Peter Lindemann

[Aaron]

Thank you to everyone that was on today's live video broadcast with Peter Lindemannand Aaron Murakami. If you were not able to make it to this interview, we will be posting a video of it on youtube soon.
We're excited to be able to release Peter Lindemann's presentation from the recent Bedini-Lindemann Science & Technology Conference called Open System Thermodynamics!




This presentation reviews the history of the development of thermodynamics so thatyou can understand the reality that there are systems that can easily produce more energy on the output than you have to supply on the input.

There are many misconceptions about "Free Energy" and what it actually means. In the context of Open System Thermodynamics, Free Energy simply means energy available from the environment (which is not supplied by us).

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Instead of looking for "new" sources of energy, this presentation is a must have because it shows you that the quest for exotic forms of energy is unnecessary because common forms of energy all around us are very plentiful.

All we have to do is build systems based on the parameters of Open Systems, which tap environmental energy that is free and abundant. When we do this, we can demonstrate machines that produce more energy than we have to pay for on the input. In fact, this has already been done by many researchers and developers around the world and these kind of systems are not just limited to heat pumps as conventional thinking would lead you to believe.

Not only can we tap environmental energy sources, we can recover energies that the machine is using and put it to use over and over to increase the total output beyond what we had to initially pay for.

Peter cites multiple patents where mechanical energy is recovered, electrical energy is recovered, and heat is recovered for reuse in the machine.




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[Stephen Brown]

Self acting heat engine.

Thanks Aaron and Peter,
I saw the presentation personally, I also just purchased a copy of the DVD.
The few slides and video I took at the conference were not enough to capture the enormity of the message. So I had to see it again.
As always, Peter, you dont dissapoint.
It was information I was only vaguely aware of regarding Tesla.
It was also some of the most exciting and promising ideas regarding the production of large amount of cheap or "free energy" in quite some time.
I see that you devoted another entire thread to the idea.
I hope as folks start to become familiar with some of the ideas in your presentation, we will start to share some ideas on an actual design of a working system.
Peter, thank you again for your tireless commitment to the movement forward of our outdated energy system and business practices.
Let's build one of these beasts.
Sincerely
Stephen

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...at-engine.html

[Peter Lindemann]

Thank You, Stephen

Thanks Aaron and Peter,
I saw the presentation personally, I also just purchased a copy of the DVD.
The few slides and video I took at the conference were not enough to capture the enormity of the message. So I had to see it again.
As always, Peter, you don't disappoint.
It was information I was only vaguely aware of regarding Tesla.
It was also some of the most exciting and promising ideas regarding the production of large amount of cheap or "free energy" in quite some time.
I see that you devoted another entire thread to the idea.
I hope as folks start to become familiar with some of the ideas in your presentation, we will start to share some ideas on an actual design of a working system.
Peter, thank you again for your tireless commitment to the movement forward of our outdated energy system and business practices.
Let's build one of these beasts.
Sincerely
Stephen

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...at-engine.html

Dear Stephen,

Thanks for your kind remarks. I really appreciate your willingness to share your evaluation of my lecture. This one took about 6 weeks to put together and is the best synopsis of my "world view" on the topic of free energy that I have ever compiled. Thank you for all of your support.

Peter

[Aaron]

Open System Thermodynamics by Peter Lindemann

Here is an interview of Peter Lindemann on August 13, 2013 on Open System Thermodynamics. Watch it here on youtube: YouTube

That was a live streaming broadcast over GoToWebinar a few days ago right before we launched Peter's presentation from the conference.

[Dennis J]

Peter Lindemann interview

Youtube "This video is private", cannot access the Peter Lindemann interview Oh and hello to everyone

[Aaron]

Open System Thermodynamics

Hi Dennis,

I apologize for that. Had it private first to make sure it would play without problems. It's good to go!

Peter Lindemann - Open System Thermodynamics - August 13, 2013 - YouTube

[Dennis J]

Cheers Aaron and Peter for this very insightful interview

Please ask Bedini to do one also, be nice to hear him talk about his Amplifiers among other topics of interest to him, if he resists, tickle him with a feather

[tutanka]

I have buy the video but..

I have buy the video and I have watch.. for me nothing of special inside.. no working devices but just words, in fact only an show ..The truth is that nobody has figured out what is heat and how work ..

[Aaron]

open system thermodynamics

I have buy the video and I have watch.. for me nothing of special inside.. no working devices but just words, in fact only an show ..The truth is that nobody has figured out what is heat and how work ..

If you read the website - the presentation is exactly what is described with no claims. It is a talk to describe the science, which most people looking for "free energy" need to understand. Non-equilibrium thermodynamics is needed to understand the operating parameters necessary for every free energy machine.

[tutanka]

If you read the website - the presentation is exactly what is described with no claims. It is a talk to describe the science, which most people looking for "free energy" need to understand. Non-equilibrium thermodynamics is needed to understand the operating parameters necessary for every free energy machine.

But to the end what are the benefits? Like scientists that are working to bosone particle instead to study an substitute of petrol.. just lost time, receive moneys and do not obtain any result..

[Aaron]

open system thermodynamics

But to the end what are the benefits? Like scientists that are working to bosone particle instead to study an substitute of petrol.. just lost time, receive moneys and do not obtain any result..

If someone doesn't understand open dissipative systems, they will never know the parameters that must be met for a machine to have more output than what we pay for. It is absolutely foundational to any free energy researcher.

[qbjorn]

But to the end what are the benefits? Like scientists that are working to bosone particle instead to study an substitute of petrol.. just lost time, receive moneys and do not obtain any result..

Your comparison isn't quite accurate. The scientists 'know' that there is no such thing as COP>1 so they don't have to look for it.
It's much better to look for particles that really aren't there!
I have worked as an engineer within physics for over 20 years so I know that 99% of the scientists are very close-minded to revolutionary new ideas. That's NOT where the break-throughs will happen contrary to popular beliefs.

Peter says 'look at all these systems with COP>1, why don't we use them?'.

I can agree that the lecture isn't for a person with some mechanical or electrical skill that comes to this forum for a how-to guide.
For me however it was extremely interesting since he described exactly what I thought I would learn when I took a thermodynamics class in physics 25 years ago (instead I literally fell asleep since it was so boring! I passed the exam but still don't know what I learned...).

My only problem with Peter's lectures is that they are too far apart, I have to wait a year for the next!

[Aaron]

Perpetual Motion Reality

Your comparison isn't quite accurate. The scientists 'know' that there is no such thing as COP>1 so they don't have to look for it.
It's much better to look for particles that really aren't there!
I have worked as an engineer within physics for over 20 years so I know that 99% of the scientists are very close-minded to revolutionary new ideas. That's NOT where the break-throughs will happen contrary to popular beliefs.

Peter says 'look at all these systems with COP>1, why don't we use them?'.

I can agree that the lecture isn't for a person with some mechanical or electrical skill that comes to this forum for a how-to guide.
For me however it was extremely interesting since he described exactly what I thought I would learn when I took a thermodynamics class in physics 25 years ago (instead I literally fell asleep since it was so boring! I passed the exam but still don't know what I learned...).

My only problem with Peter's lectures is that they are too far apart, I have to wait a year for the next!

There is Perpetual Motion Reality that Peter did last year. It goes into some of the same concepts: Perpetual Motion Reality

[tutanka]

clear example..

An clear example of thermodinamics is pantone fuel pretreater device called GEET. The main problem Is that also the inventor don't have understand how device really works. Believe in me the hydrocarbons are just an starter inside the process instead the exaust gas and water are the fuel but just if you reach the right conditions..

[Peter Lindemann]

Energy from the Environment

Hi Folks,

OK, is Free Energy Do-able? Absolutely YES. Are we all "free" to implement it in our lives? Absolutely, YES. Does that mean we can, or even need to, build a "self-running machine"? Not from my point of view.

Free Energy is any energy that is freely provided by the Natural World. We can tap into these environmental energy sources in dozens of ways, so in order to USE Free Energy from the environment, a certain amount of ingenuity is required on our part. The first thing to straighten out is our own "mind-set."

In my lecture titled Open System Thermodynamics I go into this in detail, but the general "punchline" of the talk is this.

We are taught by the supposed Laws of Thermodynamics that all energy follows a behavior that allows us to recover less than what WE put into the system. The obvious lie here is that we are told that the INPUT of the machine is limited to the energy that we have to purchase from the energy monopolies, but the OUTPUT of the machine is ALWAYS open for its losses to dissipate into the environment.


Then, they grudgingly admit that if there is an ENVIRONMENTAL input, like in a Heap Pump system, the total useful energy output CAN exceed the input. Then energy can follow THIS basic behavior, like our kitchen refrigerators. Here only about 1/3rd of the energy required to pump heat out of the refrigerator is supplied by the electrical energy purchased to run it, creating a machine with a COP>2.


Finally, true Open System Thermodynamics recognizes that energy can not only be provided by the USER and the ENVIRONMENT, but it can also be recovered by the system, re-cycled and USED AGAIN! Taking advantage of both environmental inputs and energy re-cycling, machines with COP>5 are easily attainable.


Systems that recycle mechanical energy, electrical energy, and heat have been demonstrated repeatedly in the patent records and in this forum.

So, the efficient use of energy can provide hundreds of machine designs that provide more useful energy than we have to supply or purchase from anyone else. The ethics of implementing this understanding into all engineering disciplines seems imperative.

Here is an example of a water distiller that recycles the "heat of condensation" to preheat the next incoming water to be boiled. By recycling 95% of the heat needed to boil the water, the cost of running a water purifying system from waste water or even sea water is dropped to 5% of what most people think. When that last, small amount of energy is supplied by solar heat, the cost of unlimited amounts of fresh water drops to nearly nothing.


I believe that by implementing dozens of these partial solutions throughout the general energy use field, we can drastically lower the monetary and environmental cost of using energy, and transform our civilization. I also believe that this "middle step" will pave the way for the fully self-running machines to be used safely by a population that isn't so focused on self-gratification.

This is what I have been working toward for 40 years. If you are interested in learning more about this, look here: Open System Thermodynamics

Peter