3d Tesla Valve Simulation Way More efficient!!

We will be installing this on our new pulse-jet soon attached to dual stage metal Tesla Turbine. This is just the beginning of our new pulse jet testing to power the turbine. We found out the 3d design was way more efficient.
Thank to
Blain, Alessio and Robert for helping with the design and simulation.

[drguywilson]

Again thank you iEnergy Supply for thinking outside the box and pushing the corners of the envelope. R&D is all about wondering "What if" and then finding out by trying it. Even if it doesn't work out the way you thought, you still learn. Love it. Looking forward to the 3D printed model.

[markgeurts]

Its great to see how you aproach things step by step and build lots of prototypes. In my opinion This is the only way you can truly understand the procces. And if you want to fine-tune the turbine later on for example, you know exactly were to look for!

[sider]

I'm very happy you did this.
I was thinking about this concept as well, but didn't have software or knowledge to create it like you did.

[alaingrignon]

I've been thinking of how an evolved Tesla 3D valve might work better than what you have in your most recent prototype. In your version, you seem to have many loops at a regular interval, where Tesla's flat model, had alternating loops, I think this based on the "Path of least resistance" theory. If you have one big inlet surrounded by many small inlets, the majority of the flow will use the bigger inlet. In tesla's flat example, the main inlet was split into 2 equal inlets. Finding a way to preserve these alternating return inlets might be worth testing. Secondly, if you were to add a bulge at the end of each return channel that then narrows, along with a diamond-shaped insert inside that bulge to create an acceleration of airflow (think of a mini jet engine) at the end of the return channel, this would significantly increase backpressure, further limiting the passage of air in that direction.

[phonzy]

Hey, firstly thank you very much for your research and for taking the time to share your research and findings.
How’s the prototyping going on the 3D Tesla valve?
We’re you successful in casting this intricate CAD model?
In your opinion would it be feasible to make a condensing coil with this form factor?

[stagethree]

It seems like tesla was obsessed with the shape of an upside down question mark(the you turn path), the tesla valve, the base of the pole (weird 3d torroid) in the colorado springs lab, the top load of his giant tower he built, all can be seen in old photos

[StephenwBennett]

Pray to the water, it hears you. Dear water, Thank you, we are here to unite with you. In the name of us ONE!

[robertknoll]

What about if instead of bending the flow back to 90 degrees of the main flow, change it to making it impart a swirl on the column? And then inlets to the vanes could be tilted to "intake" the swirl, making the effect compound as you go along?

[georgegreen]

Is it possible for your 3D Tesla valve to have one end at standard atmospheric pressure and the other end at a near-vacuum pressure of 20 Pa?

[graphixkillzzz]

I don't think this valve can be better than the normal way that it's usually made. something about "flow constriction" when it's shaped like this. the regular, two sided, square Tesla valve is already mostly maximized. the Tesla turbine and valve are just too simple to really have much room for more than basic min/max improvements 🤔🤷🏼‍♂️

[alaingrignon]

Not much of a cad guy but I can draw it on paper and send you a picture. It would be a minor tweak for someone who knows how to use autocad, sadly it’s not a skill I have.

[kidzkrazygtaonlinemikool]

Why so short you should do the president's or alphabet forward and backward... just playing, bcz nowhere on my channel did i ever see this many views on a short film or long lollipop