from Rich Murray <rmfor...@gmail.com> to h-ni_fus...@yahoogroups.com, regsoft <h...@brillouinenergy.com>, Rich Murray <rmfor...@gmail.com>, Rich Murray <rmfor...@comcast.net>, "Sterling D. Allen" <sterlin...@pureenergysystems.com>, michael barron <mhbar...@gmail.com>, lit...@earthtech.org, mari...@earthtech.org, puth...@earthtech.org date Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 1:01 PM subject Re: [H-Ni_Fusion] Re: failures of H-Ni cold fusion tests with water cooling -- possible heat and O2 and H2 release via electrolysis by up to 220 V AC from shorts and deposited metals with danger of shocks and explosions: Rich Murray 2011.02.05 1:01 PM (23 minutes ago)
Thanks for frank, terse comments -- I hadn't considered the 80 bar H2 pressure in the Jan. 14 demo -- that could well have stressed the cooling tube, the heater resisters, and the Ni rods, especially with up to 1000 C temperatures -- steam can diffuse against the high temperature and pressure gradients and so enter cracks to electrolyze into H2 and O2 to contribute to complex electrically conducting chemistry, using the plentiful Ni, Cu, Cr, Fe (stainless steel) and other impurity metals, perhaps even carbon and silicon -- who knows without detailed investigations? If conducting paths start to open up within the cell from the heater electric power input, they will evolved and expand complexly. The H2 that Rossi thinks is being absorbed into the Ni nanopowder may in part be leaking into the coolant water output, while in the cell forming complex chemical particles and films, and dissolved compounds (including gases) -- an extremely messy experiment... Rossi hasn't so far provided any details about his explosions... What happens in your brillouinenergy.com experiments? Rich On Sun, Feb 6, 2011 at 10:40 AM, regsoft <h...@brillouinenergy.com> wrote: Rich, It is always good to see an unbiased / sincere post on LENR. With such a lengthy ramble I will only respond to your obviously irrelevant concerns over H2O at 0 PSIG leaking into a cell pressurized to over 1000 PSIG with hydrogen. .....
