At 07:34 PM 8/5/2011, Jouni Valkonen wrote:
2011/8/6 Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <[email protected]>:
> Boilers, however, do not ordinarily have liquid water spilling
over the edge
> of a hole in the side of the boiler, at a pace determined by the difference
> between the pumped rate and the vaporization rate. If there is substantial
> steam (my very rough estimate is 5% vaporization, under Rossi conditions)
> the water will be atomized by the flow of steam, the steam will go from 5%
> or so (normal) wetness to as high as 95% wetness. I.e, 5 % quality.
>
Please stop this wet steam nonsense. There is no way that Rossi could
make a system that produces steam with wetness anymore than 5%. It is
very difficult to do very wet steam.
Please provide a source for this.
Essentially, blow steam at high velocity across a thin trickle of
water. What do you get?
