Indeed, I was misreading it. the 378 - 758 kwh of energy is energy density. That's per kilogram of fuel.
However, it appears that the total energy used was 8.3 kwh and the output was between 2.4 kw and 3.66 kw for the 6.5 hour period, which would mean that the output energy was between 15.55 kwh & 23.72 kwh. Craig On 09/14/2012 10:47 AM, Craig Haynie wrote: > Have I been asleep? I did a search on my archive here, but couldn't find > any mention of Bianchini's test, performed in July. > > http://www.scribd.com/doc/105322688/Penon4-1 > > In it, he describes a 6 hour test of the hot cat, which delivered > between 378 - 758 kwh of energy from 8.3 kwh of input electricity. > That's a COP over 50. Am I misreading this? > > Craig >
