increased until they reach the point within the vortex where
centripetal forces stop and centrifugal forces take over.
Energy is radiated out from the center of the vortex (5). The
Schauberger vortex may be visualized as a figure "8" according to
Dr. Gordon Freeman, with the energy radiating out at the narrow
mid-point between the upper and lower loops (6). This energy is
produces levitation. It may be diamagnetic energy as Schauberger
believed (7).
Viktor Schauberger first built new designs for flumes to
transport logs. He then built water purification machines using
the principle of the vortex. He then built electric generators,
heaters and coolers using only air as fuel. The breakthrough
using machines was Schauberger's claim to have found a way to
make his vortex machines auto-rotate at rotational speeds between
10,000 and 20,000 revolutions per minute (8).
In some Schauberger machines, a small high-speed electric engine
would spin the air around an axis using a paddle-like propeller.
The motor would continue accelerating the rotating air until it
reached the critical speed of auto-rotation. At this point, the
process was self-sustaining with air being drawn in and expelled
with no additional input of energy (9). Air could be drawn in on
a continuous basis since it was being cooled and thus made more
dense in the vortex spiral. Greater density is loss of volume.
Loss of volume created lower pressure at the air inlet with drew
in more and more air as the reaction continued. Greater air
speed at the point of ejection also served to lower the pressure
as explained in Bernouli's Law (the same process which makes an
airplane wing lift the aircraft), thus helping to lowering
pressure at the inlet.
So to review: air is drawn in one end of the machine by an
electric-powered, paddle-like fan or by spinning the entire
machine as was the case with the saucer model. Air is then
spiraled into a vortex of special proportion and shape designed
by Schauberger. The air is made more dense yet cooled as it
funnels down to its smallest diameter. At this point, just
before expansive forces take over, energy is liberated perhaps
due to the un-gluing of sub-atomic forces which frees energy in
some manner currently imperfectly understood. The air begins to
expand in a centrifugal motion as it warms. It is at this midway
point that the air exits the saucer model at its periphery or lip
of the saucer to expand centrifugally in the open atmosphere.
Once a speed of 10,000 to 20,000 revolutions per minute is
attained, the machine auto-rotates without need of the small
electric-powered starter motor.
The exact proportions for the Schauberger pipes are designed
geometrically. This geometry is of a rather esoteric nature.
For instance, the bend of the spiral pipe is calculated using the
Golden Section. For some time a true engineering genius, Dr.
Gordon Freeman, has been writing to some interested parties and
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