Well, since the last message, there hasnīt been anything concrete new.
A New Zealand teacher has emailed saying that he will make a syphon
pump with his students. More links have appeared to the pulser pump
page and the counter statistics show it to be among the top nedstat
science pages in canada (visitor wise). I am pleased that increasing
percentages of visitors are coming from poorer countrys. Those are
probably the countrys where the technical simplicity of the pump and
minimal maintaince are more appreciated. A guy in china recently said
that he had problems accessing the page. (I have had web visitors from
china since then). I would be pleased if any of you put a synopsis of
the pump on your website in your language or just mirror the pulser
pump site in your language. There is possibly less than 100,000 people
around the world know the pulser pump exists as a water power option.
Many of those are technical people and still NO PEER REVIEW!
That absolutely stuns me! So all those 3rd world agencys are just
fundraising? Sierra club is just a moan club? With all the politicians
stumbling to try to get 3rd world debt (owed to countrys other than
their own) forgiven, wouldnt you think they might fund a week
researching this pump. A physics professor working for a week could
find the limits of the pulser pump pretty quickly. I dont know how
high it can pump, the best pipe sizes or best airspeeds for horisontal
or vertical waves.
The guy in China tried to get collegues interested but it was a no
no because they only researched Hydro electricity!
Get with the programme folks. YOU CANNOT MAKE VIABLE HYDROELECTRICITY
FROM A 2 FEET HIGH WATERFALL! The capital costs are too high. There
are millions of unused 2 and 3 ft waterfalls round the world. You can
join them up and flood millions of hectares of land or use pulser
pumps to irrigate said land. It looks like a pretty easy choice to me.
Have a good day
Brian White