Hawaiian inventor, Dale Basgall, has finished up his work on the design of
the Universal LENR Reactor. He has designed this reactor to
potentially serve multiple purposes (e.g., a teaching tool for studying
thermodynamic processes, a way to heat water for tea and so forth, and
fundamentally as a test-bed for studying LENR). I think this is also a
clever approach to obtaining a patent. He has put together as many
components as possible into the system (sonic resonance, electrostatic
discharge, thermal regulation, and other components that have been reported
as assisting in the LENR reaction). The best part is, that the design is
meant to utilize nearly all off-the-shelf parts (other than the reactor
core base plate, which requires machining to build).
One of the notions behind this effort is to design a reactor that involves
standard systems of control and measurement to facilitate LENR experiments
and thus to assist in theory development and testing.
Here is Mr. Basgall's latest work on the reactor:
http://www.lenr-coldfusion.com/2012/09/26/universal-lenr-reactor-auto-pilot-system/
Here are all my related posts on his work:
http://www.lenr-coldfusion.com/category/universal-lenr-reactor/
Best regards,
Jack
