At 10:28 AM 11/10/2011, Higgins Bob-CBH003 wrote:
I presume when you say "hot input" you are referring to the top T
fitting that is the water/steam outlet. Where is the evidence that
it "IS" 3 bar? Have you identified the part used? The operating
steam temperatures are more consistent with operation at ~1 bar
gauge. I thought it sufficient to simply mark it as "~1", but if
there is evidence that it could be as much as 3 bar (gauge or
absolute?) then the figure will need to be revised. I don't really
have a problem with adding the ? though. If the internal pressure
really is 3 bar gauge, then the reactor must be operating full of
water and it is probably superheated liquid water that exits the hot
outlet and flashes to steam as it exits into lower pressure, cooling
some of the water around it and causing a water/steam mix in the output.
Bob Higgins
It's the red button
http://www.nyteknik.se/incoming/article3295954.ece/BINARY/w468/kall_fusion_rossi_ensam_468_320.jpg
From my "personal spy" collection :
http://lenr.qumbu.com/111010_pics/111110_3bar_pressure_relief_valve_w800.jpg
As I commented elsewhere ... those gaskets and/or fatcats are gonna
blow LONG before you get to 3 bars.
