I have also envisioned combining extreme environments to lessen the requirements or possibly enable a synergetic relationship between the individual environments such that the anomaly becomes easier to initiate.. I think the Papp engine may be doing this with a piston supplying a mechanical assist to the anomally.. Re: [Vo]:new Infinite Energy combustion engine using inert gases<http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg37858.html> and I think you could incorporate a water hammer like effect to your wet cell such that the "pressure" is a less dangerous transient force that can be repeated in synch with other resonant characteristics to both encourage the process or act as a damper according to your control loop. Many people have mentioned same and the list of different stimuli includes lasers, sonics, magnetic ect..ect.. I do agree a certain minimal pressure is probably needed.. The gases are not normally as strongly coupled like the lattice atoms but when pressurized and fully loaded into a lattice they demonstrate a lockstep motion meaning that they too are coupled - IMHO getting a resonance motion of this gas across a defect is equivalent to the cutting tooth of a saw blade.. it allows changes in the QM field [changes in lattice geometry] to concentrate the effect of dissimilar geometry on either side of the defect on only a few gas atoms that happen to present in the cavity while at another scale the bulk of the gas atoms are lock stepping back and forth in resonance across the defect. Fran
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul Breed Sent: Monday, February 25, 2013 2:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: [Vo]:Any LENR "wet cell" work done at super critical temps and pressures? In reviewing what has been done in the field I see the LENR effect seems to have some positive correlation with both elevated temperature and elevated pressures. Has anyone attempted to do LENR type electrolytic experiments at super critical temperatures and pressures? Not even sure how a plain chemical wet cell would behave at supercritical temps and pressures... The resulting bleve if it gets away from you does not make this option very laboratory friendly... Paul
