You are smarter than Rossi and Penon combined- to cite you. Explain us technically how on the Earthh is it possible to run the plant with the pipes half full with water, horizontal vertical pipes- HOW? show a simple scheme? IF YOU DO NOT SHOW IT, NOBODY WILL BELIEVE THIS NEW FANTASY OF YOURS. Half full! You can do it indeed with a compressor injecting air in the system,. But otherwise? What is too much is too much! peter
On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 10:34 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > My response, posted at the blog: > > You asked: "Do you think APATOR will like this? Or any other flowmeter > manufacturer." > > Apator's manual specifically warns the user that the entire pipe volume > must be full of water. The flow meter will not function properly otherwise. > See: Apator PoWoGaz Operating Instructions, section 6.6 in document > I-EN-2-003/2013, Operating Instructions, Flange water meters DN40 - 500. > > Rossi deliberately ran his flow meter in a pipe that was half-full, or > less than half full. So it registered the flow rate far too high. > > Apator's manual specifically warned him not to do this. Any guide to > flowmeters warns against this. Unless the flowmeter is specifically > designed to work with a mixture of liquid and gas, this never works. > > If you ignore the manual and use an instrument incorrectly, it is not the > manufacturer's fault. No one would blame the manufacturer. So it makes no > sense to ask whether they would "like" this. If you buy a Ford car, drain > the oil, and drive it until the engine is destroyed, no one would blame > Ford for that. They would say you are a destructive idiot for ignoring > common sense instructions in the manual. That is what Rossi did with this > flowmeter. I am sure it was deliberate, just as the backflow error induced > by Defkalion was deliberate. Both techniques were used to defraud people by > producing fake, high flow rate readings. > > Rossi used similar techniques with his other instruments to produce fake > excess heat. Careful checks by I.H. experts revealed that he had no excess > heat at all. > > -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
