At 10:32 pm 10-04-05 -0500, Richard wrote:
> Thanks Frank and Jones,
> I often use the GSU physics website for reference.
>
> From the series of posts on this thread I suggest
> water has the ability to mimic the energy storage
> ability like a capacitor has the ability to store
> an electric charge. From our work using vortex
> mixing some interesting observations have been
> logged over the years that suggest this ability of
> water to store energy. The total energy stored
> seems to arrive from other than hydrostatic or
> induced head unless the energy stored has a
> cumulative property of its own.
I think you are dead right - and I think I know how it
does it - which will be the subject of a new forthcoming
post on the connection between water and the speed of light.
Watch this space 8^)
> We often use " shapes" upstream of the regime to induce
> a vortex ahead of the mixing regime or channel. In some
> installations this induced vortex seems to release energy
> on its own which greatly assists the mixing. The standard
> formula used in mixing is by calculating for G (the
> mixing velocity gradient) estimated as the square root
> of the horsepower of the mixing motor divided by the volume
> of the mixing regime times the viscosity of water assumed
> as .0000235
> The superior mixing results using " these vortex inducing
> shapes can be demonstrated by introducing dye with the
> chemical and observing the downstream results.
>
> Granted that horsepower is horse hockey and torque is what
> a mule has in his rear, the formula for input horsepower vs
> mixing intensity simply doesn't " hold water" pun intended.
>
> Frank's math goes a long way to addressing the mystery
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Cheers,
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