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IWONE
2017 - At a glance
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Here is a
glimpse of some of the presentations (this is just a glimpse and not
the full list of presentations):
Non-Traditional
Alternative Energy Sources
In the Non-Traditional Alternative Energy Sources area, several
presentations will cover unconventional energy sources related to water
and the atmosphere.
Evgeny Sorokodum will present his research on extracting energy of heat
and pressure of the calm environment (i.e. from water and the
atmosphere). Rein André Roos will present his ideas of using
atmospheric electricity and water synergy as a non-traditional
alternative energy source.
We will also look into some of Viktor Schauberger's energy research,
including a practical workshop on the repulsine and fog generation.
One presentation will cover efforts by Jan van Toor and Georg
Schröcker to better understand Viktor Schauberger's devices
for energy generation, including suction pipes and repulsine wave
plates. Another presentation by Lasse Johansson will cover the
historical development of Viktor Schauberger's ideas on energy
extraction.
Alternative Water Flow
In the Alternative water flow area, several presentations will cover
flow forms, including a presentation on a novel fish flowform concept
by Bart Wesseling and the relation between flowforms and projective
geometry by Simon Charter.
A practical workshop by Nigel Wells on water movement and forming water
in clay channels will give some hands on experience in this area.
Curt Hallberg will share some of his experiences with water vortices,
and several presentations will cover various perspectives on vortex
flow both practically and theoretically.
Structuring
Alternative Research on Water
Several focus groups and topic discussions
will cover efforts to structure alternative research on water from
various perspectives, including ways to make progress with Viktor
Schauberger's energy machines, methods to rank and evaluate
non-traditional alternative energy devices and efforts to standardize
terminology of alternative research on water.
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