Tesla Valve | The complete physics

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Published 2020-09-25

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  • @Lesics
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozFBsMyyDSE - Here is a simple experimental demonstration of the Tesla valve. Some people have casted doubt about its effectiveness. Trying to understand the Tesla valve and Nikola Tesla's mind was a real fun. Thank you for the love :) Your support is needed to keep this channel alive - www.patreon.com/Lesics Cheers Sabin Mathew
  • @vatsal9005
    Never thought Nicola Tesla would have had anything to do with fluid mechanics
  • @ohger1
    The interesting thing about this apparatus is that the reduced flow from the output side is fairly consistent no matter how much pressure is on the input side. It's not adjustable but this would have applications where someone would need a relatively stable volume of liquid flow regardless of the changing input pressure. I think that is the real purpose of this valve, not so much being a one way valve.
  • @beningram1811
    Something not mentioned in this video is that alongside the mentioned flow restrictions of the Tesla valve, after the first switchback the "main" flow will be directed towards the next switchback each time. It doesn't appear to be an even split into primary and secondary.
  • @armando1is1great
    2:40 the two hoses' streams colliding made me laugh so hard for some reason. Great vid and explanation
  • @kampungbumbu
    I was in the middle of nowhere and ended up here. Hence I watch this glorious video till end
  • @groundchuck83
    As a 20 year master plumber I love the design due to it not having any mechanical parts that could fail for a pressure reducing valve this would be great
  • @anomalyp8584
    This is quality reminding me of old educational videos. Simply superb!
  • @arodmitton
    When you say "let's see it work" pretty sure everyone was expecting a real life version. You can make anything happen with computer animation
  • "Tesla's valve is dangerous, immoral, illegal and nefarious!" ---- Thomas Edison
  • @UkuleleBoy46
    A very helpful video! Thank you for explaining this.
  • @GelatoSnipes
    this is so interesting. watching the flow of water has always intrigued me. whether being the oceans waves, my shower drain, rivers and streams, or how it looks with vibrations.
  • @georgefan2977
    Also the primary flow in tesla valve isn’t a straight line. For every section of the “bucket” structure the primary path is tilted so that it matches the entrance of the next bucket structure, so making is very effective at dividing the primary flow into a secondary flow that opposes itself
  • @fpvflyer4758
    2:24 Guy: “You guessed it!” Me: What the heck are you talking about?
  • The first video that i watch on YouTube this day is about game, than in the middle time i found my self this incredible video in my recommended video, YouTube recommendations is really something
  • @LetsPlayScience
    Superb Animation ! , i am big fan of Nikola Tesla😊🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
  • @JaredOwen
    Very cool! Thanks for sharing and great animation too
  • @Tiriris
    Well I'm suprised the video does not show an actual water test.