PUT-PUT THINK TANK

For of the Seemingly Simple Steam Engine (with endless variations) Pop-Pop!


DATA and THEORY

The library of acquired papers, pictures, drawings, scribblings, models, theorems and links.


How-To-Make-a-Valved-Pop-Pop-Boat

This explores the theory of the Tesla Valvular Conduite ( things speed up as they squeeze through a narrowing of a passage- kind of- veturi effect)




Studies andReports in PDF Form

Pop-pop efficiency - New evaluation method.pdf

Various types of pop-pop engines.pdf

Building a diaphragm pop-pop engine .pdf

Diaphragm Engine Tests.pdf

Coil engine performances.pdf

Thrust vs heating power.pdf

Optimumlength of a pop-pop engine.pdf

Temperature gradient of pipes.pdf

Cooling effect on the thrust .pdf

Nozzle Shape .pdf

Efficiency of a pop-pop engine.pdf

Pop-pop Engine Diagram of the Cycle.pdf

Working principle of a pulsed waterjet.pdf

Proof of propulsive dissymmetry.pdf

Frequency of a pop-pop engine.pdf

The ideal engine.pdf

Best performances.pdf

Pop-pop engine-hull adaptation.pdf

The flying pop-pop.pdf

Hydraulic simulator of pop-pop engine.pdf

Pulsed water, jet or pump.pdf

Gas in a pop-pop engine.pdf

Test Bench thrust mesureing.pdf
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Our goal here is to establish the definitive resource for pop pop engines. We hope this is a resource and perhaps a magnet to attract all those that are interested in their development together.

Please share your comments and participate here or with us on this open forum discussion - Putt Putt Boats & Engines-Talk,Build,Tips & How To

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  • Unofficial Mamod And Other Steam
  • Yahoo Pop Pop Boat Group
  • Daryl Canada
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1. Please realize that steam engines require heat and water to make steam and pressure to provide propulsion. Poor planing, carelessness, bad luck and or ignorance can all play a part in providing an opportunity to damage life and or property - yours or someone else.

2. We do not accept responsibility for anyone's actions relating to these steam engines. To do more than read the information here is some thing the reader does of his / her own free will and accepts personal responsibility for all results - positive or negative.

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