http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_hydrogen_welding
So, arcing in a hydrogen environment produces monoatomic hydrogen from diatomic hydrogen, eh? From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Vo]:Defkalion Date: Mon, 21 May 2012 19:29:59 +0800 Seems to me that Woomera (Who appears to be an actual eyewitness) is confirming for us the presence, importance and use of the 2 spark plugs. Page 16 does show 2 orange wires that appear to be spark plug cables. (Off-the-shelf Spark Plug cables do have brightly colored red or orange insulations. And the picture do show a cable that is about the right diameter size for a spark plug cable.) I know I am harping on this spark plug thing, but the sooner "replicators" get over this doubt, the sooner we can focus on the corect replication design. It does appear the evidence for sparks being integral to the process is mounting. Those who doubt the use of sparks do bring up a good point, sparks will cook and melt the nickel nanostructures. Hence, the point that I keep on repeating, Sparks PLUS turbulence is the answer. As I mentioned before, Rossi redesigned his reactor from a small cylindrical design (original ECat and the EKitten design) to a flat "fat cat" design. The reason for this, IMO, is to design a reactor that would be more efficient with sparks delivery. This allowed him to controll his reaction better as DGT seems to have found out - that is, control the reaction rate with the apllication and modulation of sparks. Jojo ----- Original Message ----- From: Fang Sen To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, May 21, 2012 5:55 PM Subject: [Vo]:Defkalion Enlightenment: " The reactor I saw is shown on Defkalion's website G'Day, I wanted to point out some of the items that I saw are now being shown on Defkalion's website: The room is the same room as I visited. http://www.defkalion-energy.com/files/2012-05_StatusPicturesFinal.pdf On page one, the 3rd picture from the left, in the middle is a graph of temperature. Note the cross hatching. This is fusion taking place using two items depicted on page 13 & 14. This cross hatching depicts a VERY high temperature. Just look at page 5 at the 'box' It's got hardly anything connected to it. Hydrogen, two wires and a themocouple. The test reactor I saw running is on page 23 & 24. It only had a hydrogen line at 1bar connected along with two wires. These wires were connected to an item shown on page 13 & 14 in the VERY center of the picture. I'll leave it to you to find the item. They are not connected. They are VERY important. Heck there's one just sitting on the table on page 18. in the rignt hand picture. Page 24 is just as I saw it. Note the items on each side of the reactor vessel. Page 16 actually shows the wire that should be connected and isn't. There should be two of them. That same item on pages 13, 14 is also sticking out of the box. This test reactor was SO simple. What is being shown now, is a plethora of thermo couples to closely measure the reactor's temperature in various places within the reactor. This means, to me, that they are trying to optimise the reactor and possible internal design changes. These themocouples are positioned where the fluid would flow through the reactor. Regards, Woomera" ++++
