I think this Q&A was worth reporting here. Could be an indirect answer to DGT claims.
450° C could make it more appealing for electricity production, but not everything is clear. Is it the max temperature differential or the max absolute temperature? mic ------------------------------- Bill Nichols October 15th, 2011 at 12:12 PM Andrea… Since the E-Cat is a heat device, we know Carnot Efficiency essentially states greater efficiency is achieved with higher temperature differences. Four questions… 1.) Have you finalized the exact temperature range(s) you will use in the E-Cat commercially? 2.) Will the output (temperature) be different depending on the commercial application of the E-Cat? 3.) Can you provide this value or range of values for each commercial application? 4.) If not, when? Thanks and all the best, Kind Regards, Bill Nichols In your pursuit of options toward commercialization in various applications their are trade offs with other devices thermal specifications. Andrea Rossi October 15th, 2011 at 2:26 PM Dear Bill Nichols: 1- very wide, we will use diathermic oil in the primary, toallow a wide range of choices 2- yes 3- up to 450 Celsius so far Warm Regards, A.R.
