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Plauson was the director of the Fischer-Tropsch "Otto Traun Research Laboratories" in Hamburg, Germany during the Weimar Republic of the 1920s. He built on Nikola Tesla's idea for connecting machinery to the "wheelwork of nature". Plauson's US Patent # 1,540,998 describes methods to convert alternating radiant static electricity into rectified continuous current pulses. He developed the Plauson's converter, an electrostatic generator. In 1920, Plauson published a book titled " Production and Utilization of the Atmospheric Electricity " ( Gr., Gewinnung und Verwertung der Atmospharischen Elektrizitat ). Hermann Plauson: Conversion of Atmospheric Electricity (Articles & patents)

LOTUS CONCEPT CRANK TRAIN (LCCT) A simulation environment for the design and analysis of the crankshaft and associated base engine components; LCCT couples classical analysis techniques with an intuitive drag and drop interface to provide rapid model building and solution. Analysis results cover: engine balance torsional vibration bearing loads oil film analysis fatigue reserve factors. Lotus Engineering - Lesoft products

Running on such a low temperature differential this engine has minimal power output and probably never exceeds 10mW. I’ve never measured it. This engine has hundreds of hours operating outside under solar power. It has been very reliable. Solar Heat Engines » Solar-powered Stirling engine prototype Part 1

In the link table below you can find info on various bits of tooling I have made (or will make), some other projects and some things I think are interesting. Note that the subpages are generally very image rich since their intent is to show you things. I have tried to keep the images sizes down to 640x480 or less, but some pages just have a lot of images in order to show what I want to show. It seems there are many who would like to talk to me and you are welcome to do so via the link. A Myford ML7 of my own

Metalwork and other stuff Try this link That map is centered on where my office is, which houses the web server for these pages. Wondering where I am? The views and opinions expressed on this page and the rest of this site are strictly those of the page author/owner and may not reflect those of Rhodes University, nor have the contents of this page necessarily been approved by the University

Use your browsers BACK button to return to previously viewed pages English speakers click here To get started, just click on the pictures to take you to the relevant product pages. Small Machine Tools - tools to model engineers, clockmakers and professional engineers

NOTE: We also have drawings for the Mini-TINKER. This is a much simpler version of the TINKER . It is slightly smaller, and can be built by someone who owns a smaller lathe, but who does not have a milling machine (although access to one would make some parts of the job easier). THE TINKER TOOL AND CUTTER GRINDING JIG

Documentation du partage Web Au cours de mes longues promenades sur le Net en curieux insatiable allant à la recherche d'idée de projets improbables mais toutefois réalisable dans un atelier, aussi grand qu'un mouchoir de poche. J'ai découvert de-ci de-là quelques articles et projets qui m'ont fort intéressés. La plupart étant en anglais et ayant une maitrise de cette langue incongrue, quasi nulle, je décidais de m'aider d'un traducteur logiciel.

Documentation du partage Web Puis j'y ai tracé directement l'axe centrale et les bords à 2mm (le traçage disparaitra à l'usinage) ce qui donne un vé de 12 mm de large à 120° sur une profondeur de 3mm. Les vés finis ont une hauteur de 6,75mm.

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Turning a simple bowl I band saw this blank round from a 3 ½” thick slab of dry ambrosia maple. This is a 6” diameter blank. I have the center point of the blank marked where I used dividers to scribe the circle for cutting. I hope that this tutorial will help answer a few questions on turning a cross grain oriented bowl.