Hydraulic perpetual wheel, perpetual motion Idea

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At least 3 of the 8 compartments are filled with liquid at any given time. This creates more torque on the right side causing continuous rotation.
The wheel drives the water pump through a gear transmission. The wheel has 8 compartments
for filling with water. The valve prevents the backflow.
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Hydraulic overbalanced wheel, perpetual motion Idea
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[@perpetualmotionattempts3284]

Im surprised that no one said "the hardest bart of perpetual motion is where to hide the batteries"

[@poiofrito4722]

hes isnt hiding the fact its motorized

[@AdrianStaicu82]

You mean the big white box at the back with the small gear axel going into it?

[@KlutchenkoSerge]

@@AdrianStaicu82 at 0:27

[@firstmaster100]

It's just that a joke repeated many times ceases to be funny. And to be honest, the hardest thing after such pranks with batteries will be to believe that there are no batteries anywhere and that it spins on its own. You have driven yourself into a dead end with bias.

[@lucianene7741]

Nice build! Transparent, shows everything, and the dyed water helps even more. It would be good for a physics class demonstration, to show the pupils why perpetual motion could never work.

[@MihalVovany4]

С чего вы взяли, что это "вечный двигатель"?

[@MuhammadFrazAslam]

Not transparent, The Back Side is White Colored... I am curious what was happening behind the white side...

[@Huzaku]

I think this would be a bad example for it not working. Infact if you had an electric water pump, and the turbine itself was actually able to generate electricity it would probably go forever. Until the water evaporated. Assuming the water didn't evaporate I see no reason this wouldn't work. Water pumps are pretty low on energy consumption and water wheels can power an entire house no problem.

[@bendere1488]

If the "Compression Wave Pump" invented by Tonibio Bellocq were used, this concept could actually work.

[@duqwatee1571]

It could? Could perpetual motion actually be achieved now? I'm curious.

[@bendere1488]

@@duqwatee1571 Yes, but it would have to be a life-sized model. Perpetual motion has been possible all along for people who knew what they were doing.

[@duqwatee1571]

@@bendere1488Since veproject1 usually fakes us out with hidden motors in his perpetual motion machines, I'm worried he'll fake all of us out again with a life size compression wave pump if he does it, so maybe you could make that perpetual motion machine and do raw footage so everyone would believe you. That would change science forever! Edit: maybe instead of a compression wave pump, it could be an Archimedes' screw instead?

[@slimphillip]

@@bendere1488 no, no ut hasn't

[@efinveecaught7281]

if its actually real then make it?

[@maximilianworld4113]

It works only for a while using kinetic energy and than stops.

[@billnaire5220]

Thanks for sharing your idea and build.

[@ml2310]

That's fantastic!

[@veproject1]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MhdAliAlashkar]

شكراً فكرة جميلة

[@valeriotibaldo71]

It's funny, u can even see the motor compartment

[@poiofrito4722]

The channel description says all versions are motorized

[@Tomee62538]

Nice build, thanks for sharing.

[@veproject1]

Thanks for watching!

[@azeem.927]

​@@veproject1 sir i want buy your product

[@VALCNC]

Bravo!!!

[@tahaswai8431]

SUPER GREAT

[@alextheferret5674]

This is not real

[@zennitH3230]

Imagine after doing this the universes suddenly crash error

[@Kids_Scissors]

I feel like a more neutral gear ratio than that would be better. Seems like a lot of force to drive that tiny gear with the big gear being driven by a gentle stream of water each time Plus you can clearly see the stepped changes in speed that the motor powering this mechanism clicks at lol

[@jeffjarne6925]

The problew whit this desing is the friction between the pump en the genrator or another type of moving bject After a few min it will stop to avoid i would advise to put this in a vacuum

[@aqelixenergy]

What type of motor are you using in the white box behind the white backplate? lol

[@vdsmade]

Super 👽👍

[@TiburcioBaguio]

Good

[@sakhumzigcado7170]

Can I buy this? MACHINES I want to study it. I am from South Africa 🇿🇦 and working on a similar project

[@mayurivelhankar6939]

The perpetual motions are good it runs for some time but what happens when the equilibrium is reached the systems come to halt because of frictional losses.

[@fs5882]

i think the free flow technology is the best option and your water cap must be smaller to fill faster and rotate.

[@davidepiccini9254]

Nice

[@veproject1]

Thanks

[@polok890]

Great models your building. Somebody watching might figure something out

[@veproject1]

Thanks 👍

[@azeem.927]

​@@veproject1sir i want buy this module

[@agussukanda6728]

Saya suka pada orang orang yang selalu menciptakan sesuatu yang indah. Saya menyebutnya ini semua adalah seniman teknik . hebat

[@alextheferret5674]

It's not real

[@ShafiqYoutube81]

@@alextheferret5674I hope he doesn’t get the wrong idea and that it was just what could happen

[@sergiosanchez2910]

А почему не поднимать воду обычным "Винтом Архимеда" ? Не получается ?))))))

[@user-qd1ri4xc6y]

هل هذه الأدوات للتسلية فقط

[@JTF_Productions]

The rotation is not Smooth Enough Its not possible Its fake The wheel have a electric motor with a gearbox

[@RemjieGemillion]

"My models of PMMs are motorized versions that were built to illustrate how they were supposed to work in the minds of Inventors." kzbin.infoabout

[@user-wo2sx3gd2b]

ดีใจใจด้วยครับ

[@NathanCoppedgeVideos]

It is disappointing but I think this particular type fails because it is difficult or impossible to pump at the correct rate. Something along the lines of using extruded levers on the Z-axis similar to Katy Ruben's design, or perhaps some sort of horizontal water wheel using horizontal leverage differences may be in order. There are also some other similar designs using for example, 'bailing methods'. One possible design I just thought of is to use a tilted horizontal water wheel, which pumps water up through the center, and then allows it to fall along the upper slant of the wheel. Maybe this is too reminiscent of the so-called Archimedean screw, but if the water is lifted mostly horizontally with a gradient lifting advantage, maybe the leverage advantage will cover other differences in some narrow cases. Good luck! Maybe an efficient method like gears can be found for lifting the water through the middle or something similar, or even something which rotates to allow the rising water to remain mostly horizontal.

[@lucianene7741]

Your explanation is wrong. This will not work because of physics, not because of some technical issue.

[@NathanCoppedgeVideos]

@@lucianene7741 That's a reasonable assumption but there are some wheels which are extremely more clever than average. My commitment however is to non-wheel designs, so I'm not claiming to be a perfect expert on wheels in particular. Consider though that there are quasi-proven designs using a counterweight to lift a marble horizontally with the marble then lifting the counterweight. Some believe this is impossible but it is not, so in principle this could work also for wheels, for example, if the wheels are horizontally-rotating using a vertical axis. It could be not enough work and design has gone into the correct wheels. I'm not lucifer I'm an honest person and from a smart family. My middle name is Larkin. I have done some of the necessary research.

[@techleontius9161]

I think you will just loose energy on spinning this little gear. Such transmissions output more speed but require bigger torque.

[@ajcook7777]

​@@lucianene7741The necessary torque needed to rotate an electric wire in a magnetic field (creating an electrical current) is not sufficient enough to initialize and maintain an output alone. You need to overcome the inherent resistance of the circuit.

[@bogjobs2710]

Была бы хорошей идеей, но вы зря потратили воду, и время... Это не будет работать само по себе, без какого либо двигателя

[@veproject1]

Вода покрашена пищевым красителем для яиц. Так что ничего не пропало, вполне можно пить

[@bogjobs2710]

@@veproject1 👍 это хорошо

[@bogjobs2710]

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[@ninamoiseev6858]

Почему ж не будет работать, всё вроде прозрачное и видно что на колесе больше воды чем в шланге и все это работает

[@mioszorlikowski4886]

AA or AAA?

[@officialnewgeneral4693]

is this called converting gravitational energy into energy of motion??

[@efinveecaught7281]

Sort of, we call that "kinetic" and "potential" energy, when you take an item and move it to a height above ground, it is storing energy. It took effort to move it up, (energy in) and letting it fall is a new form of energy (energy out) so an object at the tob a shelf has higher potential energy, which is converted into kinetic energy (movement) by falling. You can generate work by having the item fall with say a string attached to it to turn a engine, or any type of work for that matter. However the system will never get more energy out than put in, so unfortunately this machine doesn't actually work, and is powered with extra energy from a motor, or at the start by a giving it a strong push. Then it eventually stop.

[@kireniatellezmarquez5224]

woooow

[@Texno_Login]

Хорошая фальшивка... Но стоит отдать должное автору- знатно замаскировал)))

[@dewdewism]

I believe this is a gravity wheel, like a water wheel, but for collecting a gravitational waterfall. Not perpetual motion. Perpetual motion is like trying to get energy from hooking up a generator to motor, that's powered by the generator.

[@alextheferret5674]

Perpetual motion is moving an object forever without introducing any outside forces. This machine says that it can move forever just through the power of water, but cannot due to the lack of outside forces. The reason the machine runs is because of outside forces, and is powered by a hidden device. Hence why there's no recorded sound in the video, the motor would give itself away.

[@M.Klein.]

a "gravity wheel" aims to be one special sort of PM. Definition: All closed systems that do at least produce equal energy than they consume for operations are PM, regardless of the energy type. This is the general definition. The fact that energy cannot be produced in a closed environment (black box) is defined in the thermodynamic laws. Enthropy always increases (mainly due to friction and heat losses). therefore a pump that lifts water so it can drive a wheel that drifes the pump is violationt TD law 1 & 2 and external energy source is required to keep it going.

[@prometheus1111111]

This wouldn't work as pictured here but if you used a hydraulic ram and made the basin much larger to generate sufficient inlet pressure it would surely reach elevation. Then Using the elevation to promote a gravity fed rotation then yes. Your torque would be ridiculously small. Still If you balanced the ram pump just correctly something tells me it could be made to work.

[@cinema_scenes162]

It needs any electricity or not

[@alextheferret5674]

There is a small battery powered motor behind the wheel

[@hulkhogan6259]

IMO atmospheric pressure is it. There is a lot to be done and used with that. a LOT

[@davedfarsy2417]

Is that real wy dont make free enrgy

[@vinceofdeath1361]

The axle going straight through to the unseen engine kinda ruins the whole thing for me.

[@tarunsharma9815]

The valve prevent the backflow and contains a motor

[@AdrianStaicu82]

Probably the big white box with the small gear axel going into it has the motor.

[@tikosenius4568]

Masuk akal tetapi ada yang janggal

[@dariourti3265]

It would be a great project but perpetual motion does not exist

[@snap-off5383]

The closest design is the "universe" it uses "galaxys".

[@teslabrasileiro]

👀🧠🧠🧠 is possible I see everything

[@aleksandrismailov2991]

Ясно, что это видеосимуляция ВД, но красивая и завораживающая, что некоторые теряют ум, ели он есть, и восхищаются. Ведь причины невозможности ВД чаще не заметны явно, особенно на красивых моделях, но "действующих" на видео у шутников ( хотел напиать - мошенников, но это уже другая тема). Поэтому важно объяснить причину невозможности этого, да и любых, вечных двигателей 1-го рода. А с "ВД" 2-го рода надо разобраться с понятием слова "вечный", ибо подпитка энергии для машины со стороны должна быть, но она бесплатная (после срока окупаемости вложений в машину) для человеека в таких двигателях, тспользующих : теплоту атмосферного воздуха в теплонасосах, эгергия ветра, энергия потока воды в реке, волны океана, магнитное поле Земли, гравитация Земли, и их сочетание, ... и .т.п.

[@aleksandrismailov2991]

В данной модели турбина выполняет работу, вращая коленвал и двигая поршень насоса, за счёт массы воды справа, совершая работу = mgh. Но за цикл насос должен поднять такую же массу воды на левой стороне и выполнить не меньшую работу = mgh . Очевидно, что это возможно, если нет никаких потерь : в трансмиссии, гидравлических потерь из-за необходимости воду продвигать по трубе и в насосе, сквозь клапан и др. Но, пока человек не придумал что-то, что не теряет энергию на трение, вихри и прочее. Поэтому и этот двигатель не может работать длительно а только некоторое время за счёт пускового толчка при запуске машины.

[@aleksandrismailov2991]

К предыдущему моему комменту. Да, есть опыты со сверхпроводимостью эл. энергии в сильноохлажденных проводниках, почти с нулевым эл. сопротивлением. Но ! А откуда взялся большой холод, для охлаждения проводников ? - Конечно же его произвели другие машины, использующие другую энергию, да хотя бы ветряную или атомную, ... и т.д. Поэтому в комплексе вывод один : Природу не обмануть, её законы надо познавать и разумно применять для облегчения жизни, не вредя её объектам.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

😳

[@Alex_trial]

Ну прикольно, можно же запатентовать и разбогатеть.

[@veproject1]

Да у меня деньги не лезут в карман

[@nusretcinsoy434]

True names is gravity engine

[@alexplotnikov2658]

Хорошая игрушка и не более того.

[@veproject1]

И незаменимая в хозяйстве

[@dukejet6997]

The return valve looks like an inline pump? Nice try...

[@nenadsavic2559]

Urađaj stalno ubrzava i raspašže se ako se ne bude kočio

[@nikeakle6077]

Seems sus

[@Miguel_Brujo]

"backflow" ))))

[@milenkojasnic5922]

it has motor. not possible ! thank me later

[@SeSmokki]

Read the channel description, nerd

[@user-qy1nr5pe6u]

Impossible

[@user-kj9pl4jy1i]

😂

[@williamsocrate7714]

mais évidement ça ne marche pas. Les lois de la Physique interdit le "mouvement perpétuel" It cannot work, it is against laws of Physics

[@EduardoRibeiro-we2sg]

Contém um erro. Não é possível

[@alainfougerouse8394]

Bonjour , si je pense qu'il est possible que ça fonctionne bien , car c est le seul qui ressemble au mien

[@abc-if4xd]

not work

[@user-lx1mk6mq9g]

又是一個假的永動機！淦！

[@davedfarsy2417]

On day my frend we bult the left

[@antoniofidanzio16]

se si usano le ruote per ottenere un moto perpetuo sono solo figurativi e non sono applicabili a sistemi meccanici INVECE se si usa un gioco di leve CHE I TECNICI DICONO CHE NON SI PUO FARE LA ROTAZIONE na dopo che vedono l'attrezzo in funzione rimangono stupiti l'attrezzo lo si puo vedere su KZbin scrivendo moltiplicatore di potenza dove con un motore di1.5KW metto in funzione l l'attrezzo che collego un generatore che mi da 13KW

[@unusual7985]

100% Fake

[@veproject1]

Thanks

[@heroe9046]

@@veproject1 xD?

[@zatekut]

Well made fake! 😉

[@samyqks3988]

😂😂😂😂👉🤣🤣🤣🤣😡👎

[@pedromantovani2200]

Isto é mentira

[@ianfarquharson3772]

More self propelled. Don't see many of these video's running very long. Perpetual motion can't happen in gravity.

[@francoisnicole7414]

fake

[@user-nc9lx9ml7c]

А что не продемонстрировали двигатель за задней белой стенкой , тот самый который вращает этот механизм ? 🤣🤣🤣 Что там у вас в белой коробочке ? 🤡