Am 05.11.2011 15:31, schrieb Terry Blanton:
On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 6:39 AM, Peter Heckert<[email protected]>  wrote:

I have delivered a perfect explanation how  to fake the energy (sucking
water out by vacuum and a hidden switch that activates the heater when
nobody watches the power) and you consistently ignore it or you make up weak
excuses to explain it away.
Have you ever worked around large diesel generators?  If you had you
would know that you don't have to watch them to know when a large load
has been engaged.  It would be obvious to anyone within earshot that
AR had flicked the switch.

Sorry, try again.
Not much load change will happen when the water is not evaporated, but sucked. How did the water flow back into the tank? The pressure was only 20mm watercolumn over air pressure. Rossi was asked this at his forum and his strange answer was "the pump that pumped the water into the reactor was pumping it.

If the pump has sucked out the water, then the tube is empty, filled with steam, but not much water was evaporated.
Not much power required.
Possibly some heating, but not 470 kW.

Peter

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