Since you know nothing of the e-cat your remarks have been dismissed. Yes it
was prooveable in the September e-cat that the effects were purely based on
thermal inertia. I suspect the same here. Rothwwell has not been able to
substantiate his position which seems to be a blind acceptance of CF before
aanyone heard of Rossi. I never made the claims you say I made. Yes there
has been conversion and elaborate journalism on this point. You seem to
confuse your total ignorance with lack of merit. You will regret that.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Iverson-ZeroPoint" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2011 3:44 PM
Subject: RE: [Vo]:Look at the BIG PICTURE and you will see this is
irrefutable proof
From one narcissist to another...
Seems ol Joe thinks he's converted the lot of us...
http://www.theeestory.com/users/1681/posts#
"80kgs of metal can easily store over 40MJ. It's not on the level of a
discussion. My arguments have been extremely convincing as I think you can
tell by the recent conversion of vortex members and Krivit."
Joe Catania states,
"The band heater temp is ~900C. In September test my calculations show
that
boiling could be produced for many hours. There is certainly a massive
amount of metal in the e-cat."
Joe:
So your reasoning is based on the band heater being 900C, and therefore
the
majority of the massive amount of metal in the E-Cat is at or near that
same
temperature. You sincerely think that everything underneath the insulation
is anywhere near that temp? The melting point of lead is 327C, so we
certainly know that the lead is no more than one-third 900C, or else we'd
have a mass of molten lead on the table.
In addition, with the irregularity of the shape of the "plumbing", at
least
with the old, tubular design, it is unlikely that there is much physical
contact between the lead shielding and the "plumbing" (water jacket),
ergo,
poor heat conduction between the plumbing and the lead, ergo, not much
heat
storage in the lead.
Finally, the only thing that could be anywhere near 900C is the (stainless
steel) core container that is the transfer medium between the reaction
material (Ni-powder-hydrogen-catalyst) and the water outside the core
container.
Conclusion:
Being that the only mass that could possibly be anywhere near 900C is the
reactor core container, which might be a few kilograms, would you care to
revise your "... not on the level of a discussion" heat storage
estimate???
-Mark
