Viktor Schauberger

Viktor Schauberger was an Austrian inventor and naturalist who built and patented a water ram pump involving a spiral flow which he claimed to have learned from a visit to the Egyptian pyramid. Schauberger is considered the father of implosion technology. Many of his inventions are based on his study of fluidic vortexes

Viktor Schauberger - Biography

Viktor Schauberger was born in Holzschlag, Austria in 1885. Growing up in a family of forest workers led Schauberger to study the physics of the forest. He researched water flow and other natural phenomena.

Beginning in 1929, Schauberger began patenting inventions based on water engineering. Schauberger built a water turbine to produce hydroelectricity.

During World War II, Schauberger was forced by the German SS to continue his research into vortex technology to aid in the design of German planes and even a type of fly saucer (the Repulsin). The stress led to his mental breakdown and hospitalization. After the war, Viktor Schauberger began his research on vortex technology and invented water-power turbines.

In 1958, at the age of seventy-three, Viktor Schauberger died in Linz, Austria.

Viktor Schauberger - List of Patents (Issued in Austria)

• 113487 Construction for Creating Wild Brooks and Flow Regulation
• 122144 Artificial Channel for Transporting Logs
• 134543 Conduction of Water in Tubes & Channels
• 136214 Installation & Correction of Flow in Draining Channels
• 138296 Water Conduction
• 142032 Construction for Fabricating Tap Water
• 166644 Plow
• 196680 Tubing for Flowing & Gaseous Media