Jouni Valkonen <jounivalko...@gmail.com> wrote: Anyways, I see that it is absolutely impossible for Rossi to control > anomalous cold fusion reaction so that it would match exactly with the > water inflow rate, because I think that even 5% variation in heat > output would cause drastic change of steam temperature . . .
No, it would just reduce or increase the steam production by about 5%. The temperature is always the same at 1 atm. The only difficulty is knowing how full the container is. Since Rossi has been working with these things for years I expect he can tell by the sound and temperature, just as an experienced cook can estimate how much water is in a pot of boiling water. With an old-fashioned steam locomotive, the engineer would increase and decrease production of steam by opening dampers or stirring the coal. Rossi can apparently tweak the power level with analogous methods. - Jed
