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Designing a Futuristic Magnetic Turbine (MHD drive)
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A solid state turbine may be the next evolution for marine travel, just like Novium is the next evolution of pens.
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Learning from my first design, I created an improved marine thruster that uses magnetohydrodynamic thrust. It took the better part of a month, and plenty of tests. This really pushed my 3D printing skills to the limit, but it also lead to fully functional thruster that outperformed my expectations. Thanks to Onshape for their awesome modeling program. Create a free Onshape account here: Onshape.pro/PlasmaChannel
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@PlasmaChannel

7 months ago

Thanks for watching! Enjoy 10% OFF and free shipping on all Hoverpens with code PLASMA: North America & other countries: bit.ly/plasma_novium UK & Europe: bit.ly/plasma_noviumeu

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@hacksmith

7 months ago

Let's make a big one together.

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@DanteYewToob

7 months ago

Just a tip for your demonstrations, try adding fine mica powder to the water instead of ink. The mica shows flow and looks really cool, but most importantly it shows basically every detail of turbulence, flow and direction very clearly. (Think of those cool paint mixing videos with the insane swirls and colors.) and they come in basically any color and you only need to add it once and it will just continue to work without constantly adding dye or particulates. We used this technique in school when we learned about fluid dynamics and I use them all the time for resin work, so they’re readily available now because of the popularity of epoxy crafting.

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@carlyork355

4 months ago

My first thought..."one ping only" 😂 can't beat that caterpillar drive

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@viduraherath4008

5 months ago

The lack of rotating components is actually a great feature of the turbine considering how damage prone a high speed propeller is to light impacts. This would also minimise marine wildlife incidents where props end up cutting and harming marine life. It also means that there would be significantly less maintenance and manufacturing requirement, and being sealed off as one part is a very good trait for something designed to be leakproof

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@waynesworldofsci-tech

7 months ago

I’d like to see a boat, but even more a comparison of efficiency between propellers and your drive.

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@integza

7 months ago

That's awesome! Also I think you just gave me an idea

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@friedrichkoerner

5 months ago

from the data presented here, you can easily calculate the efficiency to be 0.12%. A ship propeller has a hydrodynamic efficiency of about 60%. That is a factor of 500. There is much more Energy in the electrolysis, and electrolysis is needed for the current.

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@marksstudio

6 months ago

Just came upon your channel and that was excellent. You put a lot of time, effort and funds into that thruster, and it exceeded expectations. I had to subscribe.

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@ugaog123

7 months ago

These would seem more interesting on a submarine rather than a boat especially since you could have them articulate in any direction for better 3d movement compared to a propellor

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@photonik-luminescence

7 months ago

The one thing that i am not really sure about this idea is that you could actually see the dye shift colours (a possible indication of pH change as Sodium Hydroxide is being produced trough the electrolysis of salt water). Also, the chlorine produced gets bond to the sodium Hydroxide to make sodium chlorate. Not sure if alot of ships using this technology would produce significant amounts of either sodium Hydroxide or Sodium Chlorate thst could affect marine life. I mean sodium Hydroxide is corrosive to metal and skin

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@marco_gallone

6 months ago

If the magnets are mounted at slight angle (squirrel cage arrangement) you can twist the vorticies and that should laminarize the output (maybe even get a performance boost for it).

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@mme725

7 months ago

Oh man, a boat with these things would be awesome! Not sure if you meant toy/model boat or something bigger, but it'd be neat to see how many it takes to move a canoe or something small-but-mannable

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@ryanmartin5668

7 months ago

I like how you said you sent the “final design” over to your printer, like you’re not laying in your bed staring at the ceiling imagining further upgrades and improvements right now. LoL. This channel is awesome. Keep innovating and inspiring.

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@boxlessthinker1973

7 months ago

Taking the time to explain your premise, testing, revisions, and processes brings us on the journey with you.

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@ryanzanow8221

6 months ago

Very cool, man! I can’t wait to see what else you have planned for this technology! Your high level of intelligence, amazes me! Great work, and thank you for your time, effort, and expense you put into your videos!

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@willsteed439

7 months ago

I definitely want to see you build a boat powered by your solid state thrusters.

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@chrise8720

7 months ago

I'd be interested to see the thrust-to-weight ratio of the old and new designs. While it might cut down on noise, i cant imagine an engine that weighs more than its traditional counterpart without proportional thrust output will see widespread adoption . That said, i wonder if a multi-stage design would render any improvements like your plasma wing design. Whatever the case, i look forward to seeing what you come up with next!

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@johnplump3760

5 months ago

You are amazing!! I am very impressed. In my next life I hope to some of the things that you do. Look forward to see if a boat will move with your design.

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@Bricklemore

6 months ago

It'd be fascinating to see how scale changes output by like half size. this is wicked mate can't wait to see more

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