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cirvin Posted - Dec 10 2003 : 10:22:33 PM
the boundary layer turbine. another genious invention by the true genius of the 20th centry, Nikola Tesla. I won't go into detail right here, but you can find al sorts of information here: http://dmoz.org/Science/Technology/Energy/Devices/Tesla_Turbines/

I think that this would make an insane turbojet that could probably power a small train!
let the comments flow...

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cirvin Posted - Dec 13 2003 : 6:28:16 PM
are theese more efficent than standard vaned turbines? if thy are, HOW!!?!?!?!?

cirvin Posted - Dec 11 2003 : 9:44:04 PM
http://phoenixnavigation.com/ptbc/articles/ptbc30.htm

Another use for AOL disks that can actually do work!

cirvin Posted - Dec 11 2003 : 5:14:13 PM
yes! thanks Beaton, i have a broken hd that i can expeiment with!!!

Aaron Cake Posted - Dec 11 2003 : 09:33:52 AM
There was a guy on the RX-7 forum who wanted to use one to supercharge his car. Would have been a great idea, since there is very little heat generated (the killer of power). Don't know what happened, as he just stopped posting...

BEatonNo1 Posted - Dec 11 2003 : 12:39:46 AM
Looks like a good use for old hard drive platters...


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