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[@DogGiraffe]

this aged well.

[@maluyawallys.3833]

what type of oil that was used to the system?

[@boxlessthinking]

AN EFFICIENT MEANS OF COMPRESSION THAT USES WATER TO COOL THE AIR AS IT GOES IN MAKES THE PROCESS 70% MOE EFFICIENT.

[@MrSophisticatedChild]

Kind of deceptive. The rise in temperature is not waste heat from electricity you use to power the compressor. The temperature of the gas simply rises as it is compressed. Make use of that heat if you can, but don't try convincing people that compressed air is giving 10% energy efficiency. Edit: I'm sorry; the video is claiming 6% energy efficiency!

[@teunlll]

well most of the energy is lost to heat. even though its the gas that is heating up, it is a result of the electrical energy you put into the compressor. The energy cant come from nowhere so it actually is reasonable to say that.

[@reeceturner572]

So theoretically if you could pressurise Co2 to a high psi like 4000psi there's a lack of equilibrium in pressure. This should avoid endothermic equilibrium if the gas is in a sealed vessel generating sustainable molecular brownian oscillation of the molecules. Is this heat process internally sustainable if so connecting up a thermoelectric generator will produce limitless energy with no violation of thermodynamics.