At 01:52 PM 5/24/2010, Jed Rothwell wrote:
I asked the people at Energetics Technologies how their process can be applied to gas loading. They responded "good question. We haven't thought about that." I doubt it can be applied. I do not think gas load needs stimulation in any case.
I'm surprised, I'd think that Dardik would have an immediate idea. Pressure waves. Shake it up, shake it up baby.... twist and shout! Come on and work it on out!
Maybe I should see if I can get a job with Energetics in Missouri.... that would be fun! Except I have my girls here in Western Massachusetts....
Sound, high intensity and superwave, moving the frequencies around, seeing if there is some resonance. Light or other radiation, the same.
I'd suggest being very careful. Get the right frequency and conditions, you might get a large-domain reaction with greatly increased rate. More than a meltdown, perhaps. Success could be fatal.
But it seems unlikely.
