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Funny thing is Ian, I have been throwing designs around all night, and am trending towards existing designs, which seem very logical. Having said that, and knowing that I require a high pressure machine, a water jacket on the outside negates my tech, without which the 35 C differential will be erode...

The invention is about 4 days old Ian. I'm proposing to build the first one as an immediately useable water pump using 70 C and 35 C inputs. I believe that is best. I will be working from first principles so expect something out of the box, harping to the distant past.

circumventing the impedance to heat/cold transfer by the thick walls of the cylinder. That was done by 2 mutually exclusive events, which are alternated. First heat in a liquid in transferred by 2 way flow and pump between a thin source vessel and a intermediary high pressure vessel. The second is t...

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Earlier today I lodged a provisional patent titled GATED HEAT MOTOR in Australia. Basically I have found a way, very simple way, to circumvent the issues associated with trying to get the heat and the cool energy through thick walls in high pressure devices. I have posted enough detail on the facebo...

Hi, I'm new here. I'm an Australian inventor. I built my first collapsing steam water pump 20 years ago. I have built a rotary Stirling and a biscuit-tin shaped machine. I understand that the Achilles heal of these devices is that the thick vessel walls that allow us to use high pressure, well those...