Ha. now that is a double 'heads-up', but seriously, it does bring up unanswered questions about prior accidents of this kind.
He mentions SRI in 1992. Then there were the smaller "runaway" reactions of Mizuno, P&F and Vince Cockeram. Mills actually mentions an application of hydrinos as a high explosive in one his patents. Maybe he had one that went unreported? There were a few unexplained departures from BLP in the early years. In the hydino-big-oops department, I wonder if you would have to throw in TMI and Chernobyl as well? We know that there were other human factors there - but hydrogen and nickel are also in the mix to make the problem worse. Nickel is 16% of the stainless grade 316. Hmm . aside from fractional hydrogen, there is a lingering memory of a more mundane possibility . can you spell 'recalescence' ? My spell checker had to be taught. I wonder if there is a cross-connection, or a triggering reaction, or a synergy between f/H and recalescence - since both of these can be described an energetic phase change? Jones Poser: when one remembers an old runaway reaction, is that a double recalescence ? From: Horace Heffner A remarkable phenomenon: "pipe rapture"!
