Schauberger
If specifically heavy high- quality water is atomised and the resultant water vapour is compressed by a descending piston[6.1] with a simultaneous infusion of atmospheric oxygen, then this aqueous mixture of air is instantaneously transformed into increased and highly potentiated stocks of new air. The expansive pressure produced in this way corresponds to the power of about 2,000 atmospheres per litre of water. [The Energy Evolution - Harnessing Free Energy from Nature, The Life-Current in Air and Water]
If ordinary air is bio-centrifugated above the speed of sound in very specially contoured and suitably alloyed development-facilitating devices, for which an auxiliary mechanical force is required in the order of 0.08 kW per cubic metre of moved air, then the torque-producing current (synthesising current) mentioned above arises, which also accelerates the device that generates it. This further accelerates the intake of air, which again intensifies the strength of the current, resulting in an even higher rate of rotation, which provokes yet a further increase in the torque-producing current, and so on. Ultimately a powerful and highly potent vacuum is created in front of the generating device, while at the same time the expansive pressure described above exerts a squeezing, wedging pressure along its teardrop-like body (see figs. 22[6] & 38). These suctional and pressural forces, which evolve along a common developmental axis in the form of a fully developed dynagen gradient can overcome any weight or form of anchorage. [The Energy Evolution - Harnessing Free Energy from Nature, The Life-Current in Air and Water]
See Also
air-pressure pump
atmospheric pressure
centrifugal pressure
concentrative negative pressure
dynamic pressure
equilibrium zone of pressure
geological water-pressure
head of pressure
heat-pressure
internal dissociative pressure
inverted pressure turbine
negative pressure
plane of equal pressure
pressure screw
pressure turbine
pressure
pressure-intensifying
pressure-less
pressure-sensitive
pressure-turbine
PRESSURES PRODUCED BY VIBRATION
wall pressure