Eng V. Mohorn
Wilhelm Mohorn | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Austrian |
| Known for | The Aquapol wall-dehydration device and "gravomagnetic" free-energy claims |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | New Energy, building dehydration technology |
V. Mohorn — the Austrian engineer Wilhelm Mohorn — is known for the Aquapol building-dehydration system and for the associated claim that the device draws on a previously unrecognised, ubiquitous natural energy. He is listed in The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists.
Work
Mohorn founded the Aquapol company in the mid-1980s to market a device that he says dries out damp masonry without any electrical power supply or chemical treatment. According to his own account, the apparatus receives, modulates and re-radiates a "geo-gravomagnetic" field of the Earth so that moisture is driven back down out of the walls; he describes this as tapping the "proto-energy" of the universe. In free-energy literature the product has been described as "Mohorn's self-running wall dryer."
His concept of gravomagnetic energy is not accepted by the physics community: critics, including physicists in Austria and at the Max Planck Institute, state that no such field has ever been demonstrated experimentally and characterise the claimed mechanism as pseudoscientific.