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Perpetual Motion Machines: A Scientific and Theoretical Analysis

Author(s) Siddhesh balkawade, Prof. Snehal Darekar, Rohit Mane, Rushikesh Patil, Madan Yelure
Country India
Abstract Perpetual motion machines have captivated inventors, scientists, and engineers for centuries, offering the alluring yet unattainable promise of unlimited energy without external input. However, these machines contradict the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, rendering them scientifically unfeasible. This paper delves into the historical development, classification, and scientific principles that refute perpetual motion. It also explores notable attempts and persistent misconceptions surrounding so-called "free energy. "The fascination with perpetual motion dates back to ancient times, with various inventors claiming to have devised self-sustaining mechanisms. Despite the irrefutable thermodynamic laws that prove their impossibility, countless efforts have been made throughout history to design and refine such machines. The enduring pursuit of these devices reflects both the evolving understanding of physics and common misunderstandings regarding energy conservation. Analysing these inventions sheds light on their conceptual shortcomings and why they inevitably fail to operate indefinitely. This paper examines both historical and contemporary endeavours in perpetual motion, illustrating how they conflict with established physical laws. Through this analysis, we gain valuable insights into the fundamental limitations imposed by nature and the scientific principles governing energy and motion. Some inventors have proposed mechanisms utilizing buoyant forces to sustain motion, yet these designs, like all perpetual motion concepts, ultimately fail due to energy dissipation and system inefficiencies.
Keywords Perpetual motion machine, thermodynamics, energy conservation, mechanical efficiency.
Field Physics > Mechanical Engineering
Published In Volume 7, Issue 1, January-February 2025
Published On 2025-02-26
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.37815
Short DOI https://doi.org/g86w62
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