Previously, I wrote that Zhang's tests tend to "peter out" after about 3
hours. I said they stop producing heat. That is incorrect. The spreadsheet
shows the heat did not peter out completely. At the end of Test 1 the
reactor was still producing 0.2 W. At the end of Test 2 it was producing
0.4 W,
I wrote:
> Be careful when comparing this to the original experiment, because the
> mass of nickel mesh is smaller.
>
Nope. That was a typo in the report, which I shall fix tomorrow. The mass
is about the same.
JonesBeene wrote:
This is not exactly a “replication” at least in qualitative terms - in
> that the gain relative to the input power is tiny.
>
The gain relative to input is irrelevant, and meaningless. You can change
it to any value you like, by improving the insulation around the cell. It
is
This is not exactly a “replication” at least in qualitative terms - in that
the gain relative to the input power is tiny.
Based on Mizuno’s claimed results, many observers were looking a replication
characterized by long periods of ~300 watt excess as opposed to short periods
at very low COP
Will he be trying a new mesh?
Harry
On Wed., Aug. 21, 2019, 2:09 p.m. Jed wrote:
>
>1. Zhang replaced the deuterium gas with argon. That killed the
>reaction. I hope he did not clobber it permanently! Yesterday he told me he
>went back to deuterium, but it is still dead.
>
>
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