Stephen A. Lawrence <[email protected]> wrote:
> There was no feedback from the applied power level to the input flow rate, > and there is no apparent reason for the output temperature to hold steady at > barely above boiling, as it did. > > There is no feedback in the Hydrodynamics gadget either, just a constant flow pump, but once the water goes to dry steam it stays dry steam. It comes out faster with more enthalpy if the pump adds more energy to it. It does not flip-flop, and the machine does not suddenly start adding much more energy as the phase transition occurs. You get a blast of hot water and steam, and then steam only, just like the Rossi device. - Jed
