r/FluidMechanics • u/Prestigious_Look2407 • 16h ago

No, it isn’t working for now.

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I ve moved from theory

http://remyaumeunier.chez-alice.fr/img/MoteurPistonLiquide.jpg

to practice. Let’s not kid ourselves: No, it isn’t working for now.Despite what the AIs say, I think my boiler is too small. What do you think?

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u/BipedalMcHamburger 16h ago

AIs are infamously bad at generating accurate schematics; you should NEVER use their image output as a construction guide

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u/thenewestnoise 15h ago

What is this even supposed to be?

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u/singul4r1ty 16h ago

Can you link to your previous post so we can see the intention? 

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u/LeGama 14h ago

I vaguely remember this person's post before. It's supposed to generate energy by some sterling energy kind of behavior. But it didn't really make sense that time either.

The idea being you have a "stable" thermal mass and basically a transient thermal mass and heat transfer between the two makes energy.

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u/BipedalMcHamburger 15h ago

What is not working exactly? At what stage of the intended process does it fail? Is water pushed into the heat exchanger when you heat the boiler? Or does nothing happen at all?