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if you output one into another, the resistance would back up into the first one and reduce its output, or else the pressure would push the air backward out one
by digler999 13y ago
if you output one into another, the resistance would back up into the first one and reduce its output, or else the pressure would push the air backward out one of the other tubes of the 2nd device and not spin the rotor.
- monsterix 13y agoWell the "pod" could be set up with multiple levels so that every subsequent level receives a mixed flux of natural wind and the ejecta of the previous level, no?
- mschaecher 13y agoCouldn't you space them out a little and rather than backing up it would expand and flow like regular wind? (serious, just curious)
- ars 13y agoWhen you say space them out do you mean open to the air? If so then the wind will just escape into the easy air rather than push a turbine. If in a pipe then spacing makes not difference.