Can you try to pass along this info to Dr. Rossi and/or one of the V.V.H.L. (very very high level) scientist that are going to test the One Megawatt Huge Cat ?
2011/8/19 Jouni Valkonen <jounivalko...@gmail.com> > Hallo, > > I stumbled upon in the internet a very simple method for doing > extremely accurate (up to two or three significant digits, depending > on insulation) calorimetric analysis for any water boiler. Method is > simple and all measurements are accurate: > > – Just weight 5 kg water into bucket. > – Measure the temperature of water. (preferred temperature is the same > as inlet water temperature) > – Put hot water/steam outlet hose into bucket for 5 minutes. > – After the experiment, weight the water in the bucket and measure the > temperature change. > – To refine accuracy, after the experiment, observe for 5 min how fast > 70°C water is cooling. > > This gives accurately the amount of heat outlet hose is carrying with > steam and hot water. It is sad that Mats Lewan did not realize this > simple to do calorimetric method. If he had realized this, he would > have observed ΔT to be around 30-40°C and this would have spared us > all from lots of excess heat generated in discussion forums. > > This is also strong argument that sloppy science in E-Cat > demonstrations was not Rossi's fault, but those independent observers, > such as Galantini, Levi, Lewan, Kullander & Essén, could have just > pointed out this simple and accurate calorimetric method, if they had > been smart enough. But instead Galantini, Kullander, etc. performed > irrelevant measurements when they tried to measure wetness of steam, > although it is well known fact that all water boilers on Earth produce > ca. 98% quality steam (±0.015), in normal pressure. > > –Jouni > >
