Re:Bicycle
by samstave on Wednesday March 29, 2023 @03:25PM
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HI!
Thank Odin I found you!
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I have a conceptual wheel design idea that I feel that only you can accomplish a successful design...
Before I email you some rambling wall of text, would you be open to hearing about some crazy concepts?
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TL;DR:
The idea is to use Toroidal Propellers as 'spokes' in various light-weight, 3d-printable 'turbines', along with wind-shrouds to force vector air current to dynamos... specifically in various scaled applications for objects which already have a rotational input (shaft, wheel, spinny thing, etc)
Open to hearing from the loony bin?
Where read thesis?
Also, I am Norwegian! (but from Ballard, Seattle)
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People tend to think of 'scaled' as in "LARGER" -- but it can also be used to refer to smaller...
Think of toroidal pumps in tiny bio tubes (veins, maybe, distributed heart pumping/nutrients pumping to isolated bio-assets (simulate pumping of heart of external bio-fluids to individually separated muscles connected to a biovascular pump system that can mimic the actual heart pattern of a donor to keep tissue happy) perhaps?)
Anyway -- its the evolution of Davinci's first documenting the importance of eddies, which we later discovered is how pumps work...
Thank Odin I found you!
-
I have a conceptual wheel design idea that I feel that only you can accomplish a successful design...
Before I email you some rambling wall of text, would you be open to hearing about some crazy concepts?
--
TL;DR:
The idea is to use Toroidal Propellers as 'spokes' in various light-weight, 3d-printable 'turbines', along with wind-shrouds to force vector air current to dynamos... specifically in various scaled applications for objects which already have a rotational input (shaft, wheel, spinny thing, etc)
Open to hearing from the loony bin?
Where read thesis?
Also, I am Norwegian! (but from Ballard, Seattle)
---
People tend to think of 'scaled' as in "LARGER" -- but it can also be used to refer to smaller...
Think of toroidal pumps in tiny bio tubes (veins, maybe, distributed heart pumping/nutrients pumping to isolated bio-assets (simulate pumping of heart of external bio-fluids to individually separated muscles connected to a biovascular pump system that can mimic the actual heart pattern of a donor to keep tissue happy) perhaps?)
Anyway -- its the evolution of Davinci's first documenting the importance of eddies, which we later discovered is how pumps work...