Ultra high speed turbine at ONLY 3 PSI!

[@ericpham7871]

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[@thesourkroutkid]

Tesla said this was his greatest gift to the world an this things got secrets we must unlock keep fightin the good

[@haridesai2506]

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[@lifechanger957]

@@haridesai2506 give your contact number please

[@capnceltblood5347]

Your Pressure gauge is only reading the the back pressure of the air being restricted by the turbine itself. Your PSI is the line pressure at the tank with the valve closed.

[@iEnergySupply]

Yeah, a little. Remember though the inlet restricts a considerable amount of flow as it necks down to 1/4". So most of the pressure reflected is built up because of the nozzle. It's a combination of both.

[@capnceltblood5347]

@@iEnergySupply That aside its a great concept any idea how much work it will actually do at a given pressure?

[@iEnergySupply]

@@capnceltblood5347 I show a watt test with 120 psi air, with a 1/8" x 1/32" inlet. Over a horsepower of electrical output here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5yqcn6nfJekrLc

[@capnceltblood5347]

@@iEnergySupply I assume you are running an electric air compressor to get a 120 PSI the standard 120 PSI compressor requires a 1 HP motor which probably would not keep up to the turbine over any length of time.A High Speed Reciprocating compressor has an efficiency rating of 72/85% and on the DC motor end the Minimum Nominal Efficiency for 1-4 HP motors is 78.8%. Using the low end the system creates a net power loss of 36.2%. The only way to get a net gain from the setup is to get free compressed air using either a windmill or a Trombe pump. Using the air tank as a battery bank to store energy. Using an AC motor to store air results in a net loss. The system would be good for emergency power in place of lead acid batteries. How long would depend on your air tanks. but it is a better alternative to filling your basement with toxic chemicals and metals. But a windmill would be free energy for sure. A trombe is steady compression but requires a water flow with head pressure.But more reliable than a windmill. Using your turbine in conjunction with a free source of compression you could easily set up an off grid system and because the compressed air is free the DC motor loss would be of no consequence. But your Turbine is a great piece of work.

[@iEnergySupply]

@@capnceltblood5347 The air is just for testing. This will run on very cool steam, and even steam below it's boiling point with powerful enough vacuum. We do demonstrate the turbine running on 165f water. the turbine It's intended for pulse jet and steam.

[@jonathanswenson2759]

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[@johnmccann3964]

Impressive for sure. I'm very curious how it would do under a load. Have you tried that at all?

[@iEnergySupply]

Please watch some of my other videos, I do many load tests. To see my latest and most serious work, you can join my patreon.

[@benbayer4575]

I was thinking about this as my company was taking old 1000gal tanks to the scrap yard today. I wonder what kind of power you could get out of a 1k gal tank at 150-200psi. AND we have a 30k gal tank at the shop (industrial propane tank). If you had solar or wind to charge your tank, imagine just 20psi in a 30k gal tank! The if it were pushed to 100-200 psi! It would take a long time to charge, if it ever got that high during normal off grid use.

[@iEnergySupply]

I have 1200 gallon tank and its not quite enough, although I have only pumped it up to 120psi and at 300 it would probably do the trick. With 30000 gallon tank you would be set at 200 psi!! Easy! At the moment we are moving past the need for compressed air. We have some updates coming that will help, the biggest problem is the waste heat during compression. You wouldn't have that problem with a tank that large as ambient air would heat the tank up while it is decompressing. We have a solution to the problem of the lost heat using water to store the heat energy from the sun, then running a fluid that boils below the boiling point of the water, using a heat exchange in a closed loop system. The two stage Tesla turbine would extract all the energy from the fluid turning it back into a liquid to be re-heated with the water. This would be the perfect solar system. If you do happen to hook up that 30000 gallon propane tank I would love to see that!!! Just take note that the tank would over time rust and would go bad, you would have to have a way to check for rust to make sure it was safe.

[@iEnergySupply]

@johnnytheprick If you watch the rest of the videos we are working on these issues, also I do use ceramic bearings in the new Tesla Turbine prototypes.

[@hdunn8589]

iEnergySupply they could make it out of high chromium stainless steel in the tank

[@WSmith_1984]

@@iEnergySupply complete notice with regards to turbines etc... are the ceramic bearings to help with heat or is it to maintain a better seal or both?

[@iEnergySupply]

@@WSmith_1984 it's only to help with heat/friction. They are designed for very high rpm.

[@iEnergySupply]

Note, the intake is necked down to a little less then 1/4" hole.

[@zerilos4211]

Hey , I have a group project for my university where we're supposed to design a mechanical energy storage system like CAES and I just wanted how long your setup would last and would love it if we could talk

[@Mizta_Eadwine]

@@zerilos4211 hello same here tho

[@zerilos4211]

@@Mizta_Eadwine dude never replied lol

[@onekycarscanners6002]

@@zerilos4211 my suggestion will be to start with a standard 1cycle steam engine kind of design. Caes work better as high torque low RPM. If you want low consumption low PSI. Just get the biggest flywheel you can find.

[@davidallard7104]

I would love to know more about your turbine. Can't tell by the video what you have but it sure looks pretty. Hope you can do something with it.

[@iEnergySupply]

Absolutely! I will be showing more very soon, the Tesla Turbo is almost complete, I want to do a video about how it is built. If you watch my other videos you will see more of what I am up to. If you would like to email me for questions, [e-mail] is my email. Stay tuned.

[@hims30482]

How much electricity can be generated from this ?

[@krazykillar4794]

Wow that was cool bro ? I've recently started playing with pneumatics and im having alot of fun. Im taking the festo mechatronics course and I've started buying cheap parts on ebay . So far I got a festo pneumatic cylinder and and some piab solenoid valves with coaxial cartridges. They both wort about £80 to £100 each but I got em for £20 and £25 on ebay.i even got some piab valves from USA 🇺🇸. Im going yo build a festo robotic arm . Festo are the best when it comes to pneumatics . In humble opinion. If you know any other companies that do cool stuff with pneumatics like festo and piab please let me know. Thanks

[@iEnergySupply]

will do.

[@spacesway]

You should check out bernoulli's principle

[@iEnergySupply]

That’s a very old video; I've since learned about that effect.

[@spacesway]

@@iEnergySupply That's awesome! Glad to hear you're always learning and improving. Keep up the great work!

[@nobodyisprfct]

Many questions! How can use this to apply to horsepower, torque, speed and so on? If possible? Trying to develop a new type of turbine engine. I want to combine technologies. Laws of thrust, combustion and pulleys interests me. As does planetary gears. If 1 person can lift 30 tons by hand with a pulley system how can that be applied to air fan blades and gears?

[@iEnergySupply]

I've eliminated all gears and pulleys and belts.

[@epichappyhappy2506]

Oh my crap dude same! I’ve always seen such a great potential with that crap

[@ralphpremici7632]

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[@ralphpremici7632]

Compressed air and electric hybrid will work.?

[@nobodyisprfct]

@@ralphpremici7632 - ya I had been looking into the compressed air. I think they are struggling with noise reduction. Compressed air is one of my favorite innovation for motorized vehicles.

[@jamesswain2923]

There is a French scientist who made a air motor with no bearings the air was the bearing. No heat. The air motor could power a gold cart like all day on a small tank of air. The vid might still be on yt if they did not delete it yet

[@davidcoupalbergeron2]

Psi dsnt tell much about the flow . We dont know the value of the restriction . But i beleive in this because i know some phenomen that are strange like multi disk brake , the material dsnt toutch . The oil turbulance make restriction and heat get transfered to cooler .

[@mrmamase6364]

Thats so fvkcing easy free energy

[@iEnergySupply]

Can you explain?

[@danielkurek7009]

Cool video but why didn't you tell more about the turbine design the blades we can't really see that even though it's clear? Where you have your feed pressure gauge is measuring the back pressure in the turbine?. lol. And would love to see a load connected to it!

[@iEnergySupply]

old work of mine, I may return in the future. Won't be for a while as the tesla turbine is working so well.

[@danielkurek7009]

@@iEnergySupply nice thanks for the reply! Is there any way I could get blueprints or anything for that design I would love to play with it? I just can't help but think that it could potentially work the same way as the dual stage Tesla turbine but with more torque? Very nice work on the dual stage by the way! I'm also curious if the Newman generator could actually put out enough power to power a home I'd love to know if efficiencies and drag with load from the Newman motor compared to traditional generator? Really great work you're doing wonderful things! Really appreciate you this is our future energy! Keep up the great work and God bless!

[@iEnergySupply]

@@danielkurek7009 The turbines put out plenty of power at high speeds, and the Newman generator is the best option I've found so far without any power limits that supersedefficiency

[@danielkurek7009]

@@iEnergySupply did you ever try your old design with the bladed rotor in a dual stage setup? Something keeps telling me that that could be the holy Grail for power and torque output with high speed? So it would be a lot more like a pressure compounding impulse turbine but with the dual stage pulling the vacuum and making it more efficient? Instead of just relying on the boundary layer affect in a traditional Tesla turbine for torque? I'm essentially trying to power my house on solar steam set up with thermal underground battery (salt) so not too concerned with extreme maximum efficiency but I need the power output to be enough to power the house 10kw..? Sorry to keep bothering you hope that makes some sense? . 😂 I've watched I think all of your videos but if you do have any other information about that older design or testing on it I would greatly appreciate any info!

[@davidcollar4577]

Could the gage be experiencing any lower pressure due to the venture effect?

[@iEnergySupply]

that's exactly what's going on.

[@ARJUNSINGH-qz4dp]

Who many work lode( HP )it wii take

[@iEnergySupply]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5yqcn6nfJekrLc

[@herculean616]

It's really cool

[@iEnergySupply]

Thanks, check out our new content.

[@justinstiebel1335]

Would you sell a remake of this turbine?

[@javiercarvajalbarriga6019]

Can you share plans of the turbine or any address to buy some similar device? I am involved in a similar project

[@iEnergySupply]

I will be posting the design on facebook after the energy conference. We are trying to get funding so we can make it. If you follow us on our facebook IEnergySupply@greenteslatech, you will see them as soon as we post them, Thank you for your interest.

[@thegreatdeception2831]

this sounds similar to the sound inside an aircraft. could they be running on compressed air and not the 'jet fuel' as were told?

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

Shouldn't the turbine blades be concave on the inlet pressure, it would be more efficient

[@CUBETechie]

The original construction had 5 hole's if I know it correctly. It's maybe high rpm but what about the torque?

[@iEnergySupply]

See this with a load here kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5Wmh6yNf56Heas

[@iEnergySupply]

We are no longer using blades because we can afford to build the original design and things are looking way better! Also check out our magnetic bearing tests. We are doing electrical watt tests soon with our latest design.

[@veerbhadraarya8918]

How much air and what pressure need for this turbine per hour

[@iEnergySupply]

Old video, it's actually impracticable to use the tanks for energy storage if storing compressed air, unless you were to store a liquid that boils at low temperatures. See my new videos for clarification.

[@ericphantri96734]

Thanks at least you are hero

[@newsandentertainment7743]

Sir, what is the size of pipe you are using for air and which type of valve you have used

[@GeeTrieste]

that didnt look like 3psi; it looked like Bernoulli vacuum produced by the passing air in the tube. To test the pressure, close off the outlet of the air into the turbine, and open the inlet, that will tell the pressure of the gas feeding the turbine. But you already knew this, it was click bait all along.

[@iEnergySupply]

This was my early research, please see our new videos.

[@rigelverdugo9964]

You cant meassure the pressure at this way, you must have a preassire regulator. That you are messuring, is the preasure that has not enter the turbine yet. So, if you turn your throttle handle, , the preasure wil be high in start and drop down at your preasuremeter

[@imnotbeluga007]

I have this turbine in my computer ;)

[@iEnergySupply]

really?? did you get the cad drawings?

[@imnotbeluga007]

@@iEnergySupply no, I mean it sounds like it.

[@iEnergySupply]

@@imnotbeluga007 That's a loud computer haha, I bet it has some nice cooling.

[@storyteller619]

The turbine could care less about how many psi it's getting. A turbines depends on what the flow is of gpm or cfm.

[@TheTrumanZoo]

nice.

[@lorriecarrel9962]

Just for shits and giggles I'd love to see 30 psi

[@iEnergySupply]

That's madness! Jk we will. Check out our latest videos to see more.

[@emmanuelmanahan3866]

How much is Torque Value?

[@iEnergySupply]

Not much torque is required at ultra high rpm. Our testing equipment is almost finished and these values will be shown.

[@sadamhusein6307]

so whats the point of this? you dont put any load on the shaft

[@MemeEscaper]

my schools computer when i run roblox

[@CUBETechie]

How high is the torque?

[@iEnergySupply]

We didn't test it in this video. see our power output testing in the new videos.

[@nolanmods7172]

put the gauge on the other side of the valve. You are only showing us how much back pressure is coming from the turbine.

[@iEnergySupply]

Correct.

[@ARJUNSINGH-qz4dp]

What is the price of this set.

[@iEnergySupply]

We don't have this one for sale, have you seen some the new ones? They are much more powerful and efficient.

[@dvdrwsor]

Hi! This is good when you use the extra energy to compress the air in a tank, and than release it and convert it back to energy with a turbine like yours, that regulate the working pressure by themselves depending on the requirements, like petrol generators. Post a message on my channel if you sell a "air fueled generator". I'd definitely buy that...

[@iEnergySupply]

Absolutely, If you stay tuned to my channel, I am almost done with the prototyping process and am nearly ready to sell products! Thank you!

[@sevketaltn3306]

I need it how much is it ?

[@iEnergySupply]

We hope to be in production soon and are almost done with the research and development. You will want to wait for the r&d to finish as the new turbines are many times more efficient. Hang in there! Follow us on Facebook for constant updates to our progress. Final turbine design is coming soon :) FaceBook = fb.me/greenteslatech

[@chuckthebull]

add a load...it will change everything... to do work it has to output some torque or what is the point?.a fidgit spinner can do these types of tricks.

[@iEnergySupply]

Here is one of a later date that is producing over a horsepower in pure electrical power. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5yqcn6nfJekrLc Also you don't have to test something with a load to test it and make a video.

[@chuckthebull]

@@iEnergySupply well ok then,,did not mean to be a dick, just want to see practical application and that other test video is impressive. and your point taken.. demonstrating it can spin up is equally important. you also have many more "plates" in that other videos unit. and was that a tesla valve on the outlet giving it some resistive pressure? and did that increase efficiency as mentioned. I'm thinking of building one with hard drive platters figuring they may be more balanced, or is the plastic got more drag so more spin up? interesting to test that. and balance the whole stack up. I also commend your efforts.

[@iEnergySupply]

@@chuckthebull Understood. The hard drive platters would be great if they had exhaust holes, and washers in-between. if you find a way to accurately cut the exhaust holes they would be perfect. The hard drive platters also run on air bearings which is very nice. It will take some work but would make great turbine if everything is tuned correctly, the gaps between disks and the inlet nozzle, pressure supplied at the right volume all need to be properly proportioned.

[@chuckthebull]

@@iEnergySupply thanks I'll consider all that too,, I have a lathe and equipment so I might be able to cut holes.. not sure what they are made of but I'll find out ..I just have access to a lot of old drive's and yeah they spin pretty fast.. maybe I'll do a video of them too.

[@iEnergySupply]

@@chuckthebull Make sure to have plenty of volume on the inlet and even more volume on the conduits that supply the nozzle. You also need to make sure the volume of your supply is sufficient to get it up to rpm to oppose the supply pressure to see any sufficient results. With air it is very difficult to get your volume sufficient to get it up to speed before efficiency is achieved at low pressures. If you can get it up to speed without running out of air you will notice your air consumption goes down to almost nothing without a load but with higher pressures you won't see this effect. You may have trouble . The nozzle must also be laminar flow, low pressure steam at high volume will make it easier. but you must be safe while doing experiments with steam because the pressure can build up rapidly with little notice. Use pressure relief valve at all times that allows far less pressure to build up then the boiler is rated for. You know you succeed without load when the pressure in the turbine periphery is nearly equal to the pressure supplied.

[@ralphpremici7632]

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[@thomascameron683]

Is it PsiG or PsiA?

[@iEnergySupply]

3 lbs above atmosphere.

[@thomascameron683]

@@iEnergySupply That means PsiG.

[@flyingsaucers5094]

put it in PMG shaft, and u have free energy device. congratulation.

[@mrcrbgaming2412]

no.

[@iEnergySupply]

please elaborate.

[@Profsonyk]

Dude, the pressure gauge is not accurate, you should put it before the switch, not after the switch, it losses the pressure.

[@iEnergySupply]

Shows the pressure build up before the nozzle.

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[@marshallmccann4224]

Hate to be that guy but theres no load

[@iEnergySupply]

Here is on with a load. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5yqcn6nfJekrLc

[@shademe]

Interesting

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