In reply to Chemical Engineer's message of Tue, 26 Jun 2012 06:02:09 -0400: Hi,
Sounds to me, an awful lot, like he's making Hydrinos. ;) >Rossi Statement to Florida inspector: > >The following incident report was made on March 1 by a James Stokes: > >I spoke to Dr Rossi concerning the construction and operation of his E-cat >device. He stated the active ingredients are powdered nickel and a tablet >containing a compound which releases hydrogen gas during the process. The >output thermal energy is six times the electrical energy input. He >acknowledged that no nuclear reactions occur during the process and that >only low energy photons in the energy range 50-100 keV occur within the >device. There are no radiation readings above background when the device is >in operation. Since the device is not a reactor, the NRC does not have >jurisdiction. Since there is no radioactive materials used in the >construction and no radioactive waste is generated by it, the State of >Florida, Bureau of Radiation Control has no jurisdiction. Currently, all >production, distribution and use of these devices is overseas. Dr Rossi has >arranged to meet with Underwriter Laboratories (UL) to seek approval for >manufacturing in the United States. I thanked Dr Rossi for his time meeting >with me. [snip] Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://rvanspaa.freehostia.com/project.html
