The water spark plug is using a method that,
in my thoughts, resembles how a Hydraulic Ram
works. (references given below)
The Hydraulic Ram uses just 2 one way values and the movement
of the water itself to pump to a higher head (voltage).
The 1st value in the Hydraulic Ram equals the diode in the
water spark plug slamming shut to create higher voltage.
The 2nd value only opens due to the increased pressure
(water hammer) created from the 1st value closing.
The questions becomes:
Can only this increase in pressure be skimmed off as in
a Hydraulic Ram?
Is is possible to keep the original input and only skim off
this increase?
I don't know the proper words/terms to use and I hope the
idea comes across.
Link to understand how a Hydraulic Ram works view
Home-made Hydraulic Ram Pump
A different view (type) of a Hydraulic Ram (without all the pipe parts)
http://www.lifewater.ca/tshydro_modern.gif
Aaron mentions the "Gas pressure analogies" in
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...html#post22483
but Gas pressure analogies might be falling short of explaining
all the characteristics that might be happening.
One can not pump Gas using a Hydraulic Ram method, for example.
in my thoughts, resembles how a Hydraulic Ram
works. (references given below)
The Hydraulic Ram uses just 2 one way values and the movement
of the water itself to pump to a higher head (voltage).
The 1st value in the Hydraulic Ram equals the diode in the
water spark plug slamming shut to create higher voltage.
The 2nd value only opens due to the increased pressure
(water hammer) created from the 1st value closing.
The questions becomes:
Can only this increase in pressure be skimmed off as in
a Hydraulic Ram?
Is is possible to keep the original input and only skim off
this increase?
I don't know the proper words/terms to use and I hope the
idea comes across.
Link to understand how a Hydraulic Ram works view
Home-made Hydraulic Ram Pump
A different view (type) of a Hydraulic Ram (without all the pipe parts)
http://www.lifewater.ca/tshydro_modern.gif
Aaron mentions the "Gas pressure analogies" in
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...html#post22483
but Gas pressure analogies might be falling short of explaining
all the characteristics that might be happening.
One can not pump Gas using a Hydraulic Ram method, for example.
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