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Performance Calculations: @100% efficiency

Channels Channel Length Rotor Weight Foot Lbs Hp Hp Kw(second)
count feet Lbs per minute (water 1000 kg/m3) (mercury 13580 kg/m3) (Hp/60)*1.34
1 1 1 (softball) 60 0.00 0.03 0.00067
2 2 2 480 0.01 0.20 0.004467
4 4 4 3,840 0.12 1.61 0.0359567
8 8 8 30,720 0.93 12.85 0.2869833
16 16 16 (soccer-ball) 245,760 7.45 102.77 2.2951967
32 32 32 1,966,080 59.58 822.18 18.36202
64 64 64 15,728,640 476.63 6,577.43 146.8959367
128 128 128 125,829,120 3,813.00 52,619.45 1175.1677167
256 256 256 1,006,632,960 30,504.03 420,955.60 9401.34173

US Patent Pending: 11542692

 

 
Notes: 

1.) The performance calculations are based upon channel units * 60.   Where a channel unit is either an increase in the number of channels, an additional foot of channel length, or a 1 pound increase  in the weight of a saturated rotor.   Channel units are determined by C^ * Cl * R The calculation of the horse power assumes [1 horsepower (hp) = 33000 ft·lbf/min = 550 ft·lbf/s ] (source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foot_pound ).

2.) The two horse power calculations are based upon the use of fresh water, and also the use of mercury, as the flotation medium.   The higher rates from the use of mercury is due to its greater density. (1:13.8)

3.) Primary optimization factors are (number of channels, channel length, rotor weight at saturation) ascent channel only.   Secondary optimization factors are (absorbency of neutral buoyant component of rotors, staging of descents, efficiency of induction methods, and dry rotor weight)

 
Definitions:
  • Channel vectors: Number of descent channels 1+
  • Channel length: Extent of actual descent in feet
  • Rotor Weight: Average weight of saturated rotor
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