This doesn't surprise me. With cavitation you are getting negative pressures up to pF6. Think Hutchison effect and Dr Judy Woods dustification.
On 25 September 2017 at 22:25, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > https://steemit.com/science/@mfmp/ecco-macro-photography- > of-strange-radiation-tracks-in-fuel-container > > > ECCO fuel preparation uses a cavitation based fuel preparation process > that produces some sort of LENR active reaction activator. This activation > seems to interact with plastic in a slow but relentless process until the > plastic container is reduced to dust. > > > Is anybody aware of a chemical reaction that can produce plastic > disintegration, impact marks, and scratches on plastic as pictured in this > deteriorating ECCO LENR reactor plastic fuel container? > > > Those impact marks sure look like they are produced by high speed > particles. > > > https://steemit.com/science/@mfmp/ecco-looking-for- > tachyons-with-laser-microscopy > > > A second level of plastic containment a few inches removed from the > primary containment also shows similar marks and there is no chemical > contact with the primary level plastic container. > > > > > On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 2:07 PM, Nigel Dyer <[email protected]> wrote: > >> For some months I have been working with Cavitation Energy Systems ( >> http://cavitationenergysystems.com/) who have been developing an >> efficient steam generator based on cavitation. What is not obvious until >> you start going through the details of what they say on the website is that >> there appears to be five times more energy in the steam they produce than >> the electrical energy they use to produce it. >> I have met up with them in Florida and gone through the details of the >> system and it does appear to be as they claim. The question is how does >> it manage to do this? By combining knowledge of their system with other >> 'excess energy' systems that I am aware of and had dealings with I think >> the mechanism is as follows: >> >> - As they intended, they use a diesel injector to create a pulse of >> water that is full of cavitation bubbles. >> - When the pulse hits a nearby surface a shock wave travels back >> through the water initiating an almost synchronous collapse of all the >> bubbles. >> - The potential differences within the collapsing bubbles accelerate >> some free protons such that they have an energy of the order of 10kV, >> enough to overcome the coulomb barrier and initiate fusion. >> - The fusion energy is carried away by a virtual neutrino, and there >> is a cascade of virtual neutrinos which distribute the energy as kinetic >> energy among nearby protons and electrons. Some of the protons have >> sufficient energy to initiate a secondary fusion event starting a short >> duration chain reaction. With others the kinetic energy they gain is >> transferred to the water molecule and consequently the water is heated up >> until it boils. >> >> The way that the bubbles collapse directs the energy away from the >> surface, avoiding the normal problems of cavitation systems where the >> cavitation causes damage to surfaces. The way that the shock wave causes >> all the bubbles to collapse and initiate fusion at close to the same time >> means that the energy from the proton-proton fusion is able to heat all of >> the water, converting it to steam, at which point the chain reaction stops. >> >> Not only do they appear to have significant energy gain but it is >> available in a highly usable form, as high temperature steam. I have put >> together some more detailed notes. >> >> http://thedyers.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/CES_LENR.pdf >> >> Nigel >> >> >> >> >> >
