thermodynamic laws
Posted by paul on Sep 23, 2003 at 09:59
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since the laws of thermodynamics are wrongly used to try to explain that energy cannot be manipulated to result in more energy , perhaps the usage of these laws should be restricted to applications that utilize "heat" to cause motion
and the laws that govern fluids and fluids in motion and gravity and fluids under pressure should be applied when dealing with applications that deal only with fluids and gravity and pressure and not with "heat".
as the name (thermodynamics) specifies " thermo " or heat.
if there is no fuel being burnt in a application to cause motion from the resultant expanding gasses then why are these
" heat " laws used to explain these non-heat powered applications.
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