20 Jul '17 02:15>1 edit
Originally posted by @joe-shmoI'm not a physicist either. I have noticed you centering your attention on what causes heat, without adressing what I said about a very slight compression throwing off heat that gets swept out in the backwash. I'm not sure if this is because you don't understand what I've been saying, or because you think it's crap and not worthy of a response.
I think you are confusing some concepts here, so bear with me ( I'm not a Physicist, but this should basically be correct).
Heat is not being extracted from the flow, it is generated from the flow.
The flow entering has all its energy tied up in its pressure, velocity, elevation, and temperature (as far a classical mechaincs is concerned). Now let ...[text shortened]... cannot be trasfered or gained from beyond the universe - which is just a theory at this point).
I have a basic understanding of how air conditioners work, so I'm intrigued by the idea of heat transfer in an exceedingly simple design.