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152 Living Energies surge of water, which would counteract the momentum of the oncoming water and relieve the wall of destructive pressure. All this having been achieved with much astonishment and no doubt a certain secret chagrin in some quarters, it was now time to test the flume itself. When everything was ready the flume sluice-gates were opened and the logs guided into the mouth of this half-egg-shaped channel. One very large beech log managed to get itself included with the first few logs and, half way into the flume it suddenly jammed and the water began to back up behind it. While all watched with bated breath, all at once with a loud gurgling sound it was sucked forwards and departed round the first bend. Many other logs fol- lowed, passing easily down the flume, being kept away from the sides at the bends by the longitudinal vortices induced by the rifling slats as shown in fig. 12.8. Against all official expectations, on its very first day of operation it proved its worth and actually delivered 1,600 cubic metres of tim- ber to the mill and Viktor Schauberger was paid. Delighted with the success, but unable to raise him to the position of 'Forstmeister' (Forest Superintendent) due to the vehement opposition of forestry officialdom, the Prince awarded Viktor the title of 'Wildmeister', or 'Master of the Wilderness' for his efforts. Later on, however, Viktor Schauberger had cause to rue the day he had built it, because the greed of the Prince and Princess was insa- tiable and, instead of the sustainable, eco- nomic extraction of timber he had foreseen, the whole area was clear-felled. After expressing his disgust to the royal couple, he tendered his resignation and was summarilly dismissed without pay. The way in which the log flume operated however, is as follows: Water for the flume was initially collected in a deep holding basin fed by an adjacent stream. In this storage reservoir the water gradually stratified according to temperature and density, the colder water lying at the bottom (fig. 12.10a). Water of different temperatures was then drawn off from various levels in the reser- voir, in particular low-temperature +4°C water, and introduced into the flume. Now it is a known fact that waters of different temperatures do not mix immedi- ately and, indeed, on many occasions, not for quite a long period. On the basis of the Archimedean principle of the specifically denser carrying the specifically lighter, through the generation of the longitudinal vortices mentioned earlier, the only place for the denser water was in the middle, the increasingly less specifically dense layers or skeins of water being at the outside. Because the temperature of the water at the central core of the longitudinal vortex was colder, its flow was faster and more laminar; an increase in water temperature, on the other hand, increases the incidence of turbulence. Although no actual details of vortex- inducing elements exist for flumes con- structed later, apart from the rifling slats, it is most probable that, when water was initially introduced into the flume from the holding basin, it was introduced into the system

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