Fwd: Bologna 14-jan-11 test on Rossi E-cat: Franco Mattei: Rich Murray 2011.02.09
[ permission given to forward ] ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Franco Mattei <[email protected]> Date: Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 6:00 AM Subject: Bologna 14-jan-11 test on Rossi E-cat To: [email protected] Dear Rich Murray, I follow with interest the debate on Rossi’s catalyzer on vortex-l. I see that you are very careful in analyzing the data from the 14-jan-2011 experiment, so I would like to know your opinion on the following aspect. I don’t know whether or not the E-cat really produces such a lot of excess heat. I am not a CF expert nor a professor, I am still studying. I hope it does, so we can solve all our energy problems, especially here in Italy. But I have a doubt. Looking carefully to the jpg photos that can be downloaded from this website http://22passi.blogspot.com/2011/01/bolognia-14111-cronaca-test-fusione_14.html , there are a couple of small incongruities, with respect to Prof. Levi report: 1 – the water pump appears to be very similar to LMI series J5, but this model delivers only 7.6 L/H (see http://hawkins.thomasnet.com/viewitems/lmi-metering-pumps/series-j5-12vdc-electronic-metering-pumps ); 2 – the RH-probe for vapor analysis, that I presume is the rod emerging from the top of the catalyzer, looks to be much longer of HP474AC model (see http://www.fattore.fi/33%20EXTECH/Extech%20ilmaVIRTAUSmittarit08.htm ). It looks more similar to SPC C-45-0500 BEX probe ( see http://www.fattore.fi/thermopari.html ), but this last is for temperature only (up to 1200°C). What do you think? Am I wrong? And, if not, how much important could these differences be for the result of the Bologna test? Thank you and best regards, Franco
