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| File Name : CLEMCOMM.ASC | Online Date : 05/18/95 |
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| Contributed by : Josef Hasslberger| Dir Category : ENERGY |
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The file CLEM1.ASC and CLEM1.GIF as derived from information provided by Mr.
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Albert Holman and a Dallas newspaper article are available on KeelyNet, either
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as separate files or both bundled as CLEM2.ZIP.
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Comments to CLEM1.ASC
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Richard Clem's rotational engine
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Although I do not have any information on Clem or his device, I would like to
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comment on the principle of operation, which seems quite simple and
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straightforward to all who have studied the writings of Viktor Schauberger,
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the Austrian naturalist and inventor.
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Indeed Schauberger was working with vortex action in liquids (especially in
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water) and was finding effects that were at the time, and are still now,
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unexplainable with the normal principles of physics or thermodynamics.
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As far as I understand the engine made by Clem was built around a cone with
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spiralling channels cut into it and when a liquid, in this case vegetable oil,
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got pressed through the channels, they caused the cone to turn and at a
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certain point the flow of the liquid and the turning of the cone became self-
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sustaining, up to the point of putting out a good and heavy (350 HP for 200
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pounds of engine) power output.
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As I said, this is not surprising if one is familiar with the work of
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Schauberger. In the USA, there is one person I know of who has researched
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Viktor Schauberger's work in depth and who is trying to disseminate the vortex
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technology that grew out of Schauberger's work, through a publication called
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Energy Unlimited and a newsletter ("Causes"). His name and address:
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Walter Baumgartner
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P.O.Box 493
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Magdalena, New Mexico 87825-0493
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telephone (505) 854-2634
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To return to the Clem engine, the principle of this machine is based on the
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fact that vortices in liquids under certain circumstances are self-
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accelerating and may be used to actual work.
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One example of this in nature is the tornado, that may reach very high
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inherent energies without apparent input from the outside.
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Schauberger used this principle before the second world war, to run a small
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turbine for electric energy production that is said to have had an output of
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approximately nine times that a conventional turbine would have had with the
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same amount of water and the same altitude differential. He patented his
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turbine and the patent is described in a separate article of mine.
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It is not known for certain what this effect is based on. From my view there
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are two possibilities:
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1) A vortex "absorbs" ambient heat and utilizes the energy contained in it
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to augment its own motion. As heat is in fact molecular or atomic motion
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(absolute zero being the absence of any motion of this kind), a vortex
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could conceivably be able to direct that motion into one direction, thus
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ending up with
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a) decreased environmental temperature and
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b) increased motion.
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Both factors seem to hold true for vortices.
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2) The second possibility is that the vortex motion, being the most
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congenial motion to the ether or space background, is a means of tapping
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the inherent energy in space, also variously called zero-point energy,
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space energy or gravity field energy.
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A vortex, especially fast-turning and especially in dense material, may be
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"assisted" in its motion by a vortex forming in the space background or ether,
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that will eventually give up energy to the vortex in the fluid.
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These two explanations are not mutually exclusive and both mechanisms may be
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at work. They are at this time speculative attempts to explain properties of
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vortices. Although the explanations are speculative, the properties of
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vortices as such are not. They have been observed and measured and are shown
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to us daily by nature.
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What Schauberger (and now Clem) have done is that they have found a way to
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harness a phenomenon that has found little or no attention from the scientific
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community.
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The implications of this for energy production are enormous as can be readily
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seen reading the file CLEM1.ASC.
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Josef Hasslberger
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Rome, Italy 17/5/1995
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email: j.hasslberger@agora.stm.it
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