As things get hotter the emissivity changes At 1000C things are a lot
better emitters than at 100C.
Rossi is smarter than that.
This depends on the level of CON in Rossi's work. The Rossi is smarter
than that argument can cut both ways...
On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 9:30 AM, Bob Cook
How to bring people around, the very question sounds like a religion, not
science.
The only way to bring people around is to have an easily replicated
unambiguous experiment.
I've been waiting 25yrs to see such an experiment. Currently in LENR the
more credible the scientist the poorer the
://www.quantumheat.org/index.php/de/follow/follow-2/347-gamma
On Mon, Dec 1, 2014 at 1:24 PM, Paul Breed p...@rasdoc.com wrote:
The only way to bring people around is to have an easily replicated
unambiguous experiment.
The people with the most open info seem to get null results:
The Martin Fleishman
Closing the loop with a hot side temperature of 1200C and a COP of 3, is
right on the very edge of possible...
You need close to 50% of theoretical carnot efficiency...
100C cold 1200C hot gives carnot of 0.76
Best possible heat to mechanical work.. (3*.76) = 2.28
Best possible Work to
I've now been watching this field for the better part of 30yrs.
I remember the hope that accompanied the P+F announcement.
I started paying more attention again about 18 mo ago.
If one was to graph credibility and percentage of break even carnot COP
IMHO I would have to put the 50% credible
My NAE question...
If you follow the conclusions in the Nagel poster/paper on craters
presented in the poster section of ICCF-18
This paper talked about the energy necessary to make the craters that seem
to be a feature of active cathodes
Given that paper I will make some assumptions :
1)At
A positive displacement pump with temp sensing on the inlet and the outlet
and a flow meter.
The water running in a loop through a large, possibly insulated container...
The Portable Spa is a good idea the heat calculated from the two
different efforts should be
within the error bands for the
First a warning, , If your trying to build an cold fusion device for
profit via patents you may want to skip this article. Otherwise you will
have first hand knowledge of prior art.
I don't think ignorance is a valid defense in a patent battle
Patent rules in the U.S. have recently changed effective March 18, 2013
Priority is now first to file not first to invent
LENR when it finally becomes economically viable (its been real soon now
for 20yrs) will be an epic patent battle with
every half brained idea posted somewhere in random
I am.
In the nooks and crannies of LENR literature one finds obscure references
to useful transmutations...
Such as W-Au etc..
Is there ANY possibility that someone has or will perfect this in
industrially viable quantities
and keep it a secret?
In normal AC system DC bias is VERY rare. anytime a transformer is
involved the dc bias goes to zero.
Any AC powered device with a transformer in the front end of the power
supply will likely fail in a catastrophic way if any significant DC bias is
present.
(You drive the transfomrer magnetic
I will also add that adding DC bias to 3 phase power without blowing up the
step down transformer on the input side of this circuit
is an engineering effort in its own right... it would require skills in
power engineering and is not real simple...
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Paul Breed p
Jed,
I've read behind the paywall...
It looks like the two D cells made He4 significantly above background He4.
One of the H cells started with no He4 and ended with no He 4...
The other H cell had a slowly increasing He4, but it seemed to asymptotic
with back ground Atmospheric He4... never
Ed,
4.) When the isotopes are H, the nuclear product is still unknown
Any speculation?
My speculation would be D
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 8:03 AM, Edmund Storms stor...@ix.netcom.comwrote:
Robin, you need to acknowledge what actually is observed rather than what
you think should
Another possibility
Maybe Rossi has some radiation source in a lead box he pulls it out and
shines it on his reactor starting it
This would be consistent with the diurnal variation some have seen that
matches the diurnal cosmic ray intensity.
Maybe the system needs a trigger
I don't think your quite there yet...
but your getting warmer.
(ducks and runs)
The only thing shown to reduce income disparity is a freer market, yet that
is the one thing not currently discussed.
On Mon, Mar 4, 2013 at 7:18 AM, Peter Gluck peter.gl...@gmail.com wrote:
Inequality is a law of Nature. Now, when we are living in Moneytheism, it
is applied to wealth, in
Buffett says his rate is lower while at the same time the company he owns
is having a major battle with the IRS.
With both Liberal:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/29/warren-buffett-taxes-berkshire-hathaway_n_941099.html
and Conservative references:
This is a comet, from wy out in the ort cloud
If we are targeted by a comet like this we will have less than 24 mo
warning.
We can't find everything out that far that could hit us, we can find all of
the asteroids, but not the all comets..
They come from too far away
We don't need to
has a weakness in a literal sense of the unfired part
being too fragile, shapways say to consider if it could be made with wet
sand.
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 5:49 PM, Paul Breed p...@rasdoc.com wrote:
Actually not quite true...
I have hollow parts from shapeways... and overhung parts built
explosives- ...
That was not really my question.
My question was more of the did anyone get an unexpected explosion and
then discontinue the work
The thought being that if you ever get the environment exactly right one is
likely to see more energy release than you were planning for
so
In reviewing what has been done in the field I see the LENR effect seems to
have some positive
correlation with both elevated temperature and elevated pressures.
Has anyone attempted to do LENR type electrolytic experiments at super
critical temperatures and pressures?
Not even sure how a plain
The DMLS (discrete metal laser sintered) printers by EOS industries can do
all sorts of metal.
I had a 3d regenativly cooled rocket motor built out of both stainless and
aluminum.
Not cheap, but amazing, one can build things 80% as strong as the base
metal,
and one can build things that would be
Ok for an electrolytic cell loading seems conceptually simple.
For a dry gas cell, it seems more difficult...
Rossi and Delalkian seem to just do temperature... (if you believe their
devices work at all)
Some have talked about Rossi doing some sort of thermo-electic effect
Celani uses a big
Actually not quite true...
I have hollow parts from shapeways... and overhung parts built with DMLS
To be more precise shapeways can not build hollow parts with small
passages that can not be emptied
while the part is in the green clay intermediate state before sintering.
Since both
As I previously commented I'm trying to set up a system for quickly testing
various materials, simulations etc in a dry gas cell.
Dr Storms seems pretty confident that whatever LENR is happening in Ni-H
systems
emits detectable radiation ... IE something easily detected with a
sensitive
Focardi et al)
Peter
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 6:01 PM, Paul Breed p...@rasdoc.com wrote:
As I previously commented I'm trying to set up a system for quickly
testing
various materials, simulations etc in a dry gas cell.
Dr Storms seems pretty confident that whatever LENR is happening in Ni
that a novel
nuclear reaction is occurring. The amount of radiation can only give a
relative measure of the true rate, which is related to the heat being
measured.
Ed
On Feb 22, 2013, at 10:31 AM, Paul Breed wrote:
Thanks for the references... there is so much info to absorb in this
space
I would question assumption #5
5. The process does not require applied energy to be initiated
With start up times measured in days...I don't think you can say that, ie a
random cosmic ray,
or stray energy from anywhere. could kick it off
I would also question the complete rejection of
, but a little common sense has to be used.
Otherwise, no progress will be made,.
Ed
On Feb 22, 2013, at 11:46 AM, Paul Breed wrote:
I would question assumption #5
5. The process does not require applied energy to be initiated
With start up times measured in days...I don't think you can say
Radiation is the ONLY way an active material can be quickly identified.
This tool has been ignored. I'm trying to get you and other people to use
it
Understood, the system I'm building will have at least one GM tube of equal
or better sensitivity to the LND7313 you used in your experiment
The fusion process has a beginning and an ending. It is not continuous.
Once the He forms, the reaction must stop until the He leaves the site and
more D takes its place.
Has anyone melted a working cathode to see if it contains any trapped He?
We all believe LENR is a surface effect, but its
The question of whether or not this is a bulk effect can be addressed by
using a very thin plating of active material. If the reaction is similar
with the thin film that you get with a larger bulk, or perhaps even a
thicker plating, then it is surface related. I assume that there is
adequate
Much discussion in the LENR world focuses on cracks resonances etc
Has anyone in this field done a systematic search for resonances on the
surface of bulk materials,
ie stimulate H or D loaded samples with radiation from DC to Xray
searching for a resonant point?
A lot of the variation in
If one is doing a broad search it strikes me that reducing the detecton tme
and thus the cycle time is paramount.
A calorimeter is a slow sensing device
Building a reactor before one has gathered the wind tunnel data gives
you Langley's result not the wright brothers result.
The writghts
H2 system generates photons having enough energy for some to exit the
apparatus
I 100% agree that detecting penetrating photons with some sort of GM tube
would be the almost ideal sensing scheme...
There are several problems with this scheme... its not very precise, ie If
one tests an array of
if your at all put off by my responses, please accept my apology.
Paul
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 10:48 AM, Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.comwrote:
Paul Breed p...@rasdoc.com wrote:
The state of the art in IR temperature sensing should be able to tell you
in a matter of 200msec
Jed Said:
6. Power density and temperatures roughly equivalent to the core of a
fission reactor have been sustained in continuous, stable reactions lasting
up to 3 months at Toyota, so there is no question that if the reaction can
be controlled, it can be made into a useful source of energy.
Is
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