Tesla valve

A one-way water valve with no moving parts, invented over 100 years ago by Nikola Tesla, could be adapted to pump fluids around motors using otherwise wasted energy

Make a Modular Tesla Valve Out of Foam Clay - a Good Way to Demonstrate Engineering and Physics of Fluids to Kids: StorylineHi everybody, I was looking around for concepts related to turbines and rotors. I came first to the Tesla turbine when viewing video from a well known video platform... What a piece of art! After the videos, the internet viewing platform p…

Nikola Tesla is well known for his contributions to electrical engineering, so it’s more than a little surprising to hear that he also made contributions to fluid power. Thanks to the popularity of the Internet, many of these old and forgotten investments are coming to light, including a device called a “Tesla Valve.” A Tesla […]

Was planning to experiment with this design on a valveless pulse jet design, the part has been sized to give similar inlet area to that of typical val

This was a concept I did on Nikolai Tesla's famous one-way valve with no moving parts. Tesla's original idea was 2D and planer. This takes t

Discover the Tesla Valve: a genius design by Nikola Tesla that controls fluid flow effortlessly without moving parts. Learn how it works!

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This is an implementation of Nikola Tesla's "Valvular Conduit" that acts as a one-way-valve without any moving parts.http://blog.makezi