FLuid based force amplifying communication system - has inner cylinder filled with lead-mercury mixt. sliding on bearings with mercury filled bellows at each end

摘要

There is an iron cylinder with two airtight bellows mounted at each end. They are made of elastic material with steel wires around the outside and are filled with mercury. Both bellows communicate through a pipe with a dia. of 2 cm. min. The cylinder is also fitted with mercury which acts as a massive weight. The light weight of the cylinder, it sinks possibly because the sidewards mercury pressure is reduced at the wall. This belongs to the hydro static paradox. The cylinder and bellows are mounted in an outer cylinder which is not air tight. The inner cylinder slides on ball bearing and may be filled with a lead and mercury mixt. The mercury pressure in the bottom bellows produces a theoretical head of mercury, i.e. the pressure at the bottom of the main cylinder, which is not enough to support it. It is impossible even with a half filled inner cylinder. If it was possible, mercury could be poured into a narrow pipe with a soup spoon to raise a weight of 1500 kg. The system can be rotated to left and right for a frew minutes to make the construction top heavy.