Mitchell Swartz <m...@theworld.com> wrote:
> He needs a metachronous 1 MW pulse for enough time > and energy for the system to reach the same temp and heat > deposited that the LANR system would expect to achieve > in the steady state, > Ah. That is a skeptical objection I did not anticipate. I think this requirement is highly impractical. The only device capable of making a 1 MW pulse of heat long enough to achieve steady state in a flow of water would be a 1 MW water heater (a boiler). I believe that would cost about $200,000. That is quite a lot to pay for a calibration. Based on what I learned from the people at Hydrodynamics, the County Property Manager's department and other Hydrodynamics customers, I do not think any HVAC engineer in the world ask for this kind of calibration. - Jed
