At 12:00 PM 8/3/2011, Daniel Rocha wrote:
I don't see any problem with 130KW, given it was just a spike in power with a base at 18KW, which is measured by the amount of steam poured. That means a 7 time increase in speed of the steam for some seconds. It probably blew as strong as a vacuum cleaner.
No, the water flow was so high that 130 kW only increased the temperature by 33 degrees. There was no steam in this demonstration.
(More accurately, the measured temperature, according to Levi, increased by 33 degrees. However, in the steam tests, the velocity at 18 kW would be tornado velocity, I think, or more than that. 130 kW would probably rip up the hoses, etc.)
