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  • #2
    The term "other" means many things

    Lutherman,
    Understand that when you are interpreting technical writers. When you see terms describing work by others and things of that sort. It can mean a host of things.

    Be patient and do not be discouraged
    "But ye shall receive power..."
    Acts 1:8

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    • #3
      I'm only starting to research about AIR.
      What I've seen on "external work" has been speaking of
      the air we breath every day, atmosphere.

      That isn't going to be doing any work unless there is
      a vacuum somewhere, ah ... is it?

      When a compressor has finished a compression stroke and
      begins the upwards stroke, that's causing a vacuum pulling
      against the piston which is filled by atmosphere pressure
      which would equal out the pressure to zero and I don't see how
      zero pressure equals any work done other than undoing the
      vacuum which would have caused more work to be done had
      not the atmosphere pressure filled the void.

      Needless to say I'm a bit confused also.

      I have to get ready for a Holiday get together now.
      I'll engage you more about this later.
      You know more than I do.

      Have you seen the redesigned Tesla engine?
      It's frictionless, rides on a cushion of air with a air spring.
      See this post about it.

      Randy
      Remember to be kind to your mind ...
      Tesla quoting Buddha: "Ignorance is the greatest evil in the world."

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