Cy,

Cool, It's a 4 cylider!

I guess Hexane makes sure there is no moisture or air mixed with the powder
and gets vented

Do you know the gain?

Gain = Energy out: (Very hot big big steam (flow) @ Very big big pressure)
/ Energy in ((4 buzzing spark plug volts current) +propane flow)

If gain <=1 i will just continue cooking my hot dogs...

If it is > 4 you da man!




On Wednesday, May 30, 2012, Cy Cle wrote:

> No en      Hexane + Ni powder mix put in duda     evaporate    make
> deposit walls inside   very good
> very care no O2 no H2O  little propane sent thrrough pipe 4 Ts 4 slpark
> plug   use 4 auto coil with buz control    very good    very hot big big
> steam     big big pressude    600C  easy     easy    you try
> CP
>
>
> Chemical Engineer
> Wed, 30 May 2012 02:14:57 -0700
>
> Peter,  I will assume the propane is providing the source for the atomic 
> hydrogen as opposed to using H2 gas supply.  I will assume the propane breaks 
> down across the spark gap (given enough juice) into atomic hydrogen and 
> carbon (soot).  As long as your reactor kernal remains air tight and small 
> volume i will assume you do not blow yourself up.  As atomic hydrogen 
> association can create extremely high localized temperatures (3000-5000C)  i  
> will assume you have to be very careful not to melt just your powder/core but 
> the reactor walls/chamber itself.  I will assume the carbon might dampen this 
> out.  This i will assume is one of the reasons why DGT has such a thick 
> reactor block.  I will also assume the very high, localized atomic hydrogen 
> association heat release in addition to anomolous heat Is what creates the 
> bright glow and cracked the glass in the DGT unit.  If you thought atomic 
> hydrogen welding was bad ass think nuclear welding.  I am encouraged using 
> propane because i am already experienced with almost blowing myself up 
> grilling burgers.  I will assume i do not know what the hexane is for other 
> than to keep air out and just another H provider.  Of course i have made alot 
> of assumptions and you know what happens when you ASSume too much!   On 
> Wednesday, May 30, 2012, Peter Gluck wrote:  > Dear Integral - or Chang? > > 
> Thank you, but you have NOT answered my original question that refers to > 
> the classic Pd-D cell and to the nanopowder hydogen systems, the questiona > 
> nd problem is IF their 3 damned weaknesses are inherent, generated by their > 
> very nature. Or not. > You are describing your proprietary system, give the 
> data you consider not > secret, claim it is working, but do not tell how long 
> and do not give > the basic parameters. You have removed the weaknesses- that 
> is admirable > and I hope the system will become useful on a great scale. I 
> don't get the > role of propane, hope it is not burned. > my best 
> technological good wishes to you. > Peter > > On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 11:50 
> PM, [email protected] <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 
> '[email protected]');> < > 
> [email protected] <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 
> '[email protected]');>> wrote: > > More, > > 
> http://www.mail-archive.com/**[email protected]/msg64616.**html<http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg64616.html>
>  > > Gluck,
>
>
>

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