Paul Breed <[email protected]> wrote:
> The state of the art in IR temperature sensing should be able to tell you > in a matter of 200msec if a potential sample under test > has made excess heat by measuring the temp increase of the sample. > . . . > > Is anyone doing this? > See: http://lenr-canr.org/wordpress/?page_id=952 As Ed points out, it is sometimes difficult to tell the difference between electrolysis heat and anomalous heat. Sometimes you can tell though. The anomalous heat occurs in very small domains, and it comes and goes, as you see in that IR movie. Another problem with this is that in order to bring the cathode surface to a place where the IR camera can detect heat, you pretty much have to clobber the experiment. Plus you make it impossible to do ordinary calorimetry. - Jed
