The interview is by Gary with Robert Godes (inventor) and Bob George (business).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXAg_424_2o I'd recommend watching from 0:30 to 0:45... then 1:02- 1:08 Highlights: Brillioun calls their LENR CECR, for Controlled Electron Capture Reaction The theory is described (0:35-0:42) as electron capture, where a proton absorbs an electron and becomes a neutron.. with different isotopes of hydrogen being produced, from 1H to 4H (protium, deuterium, tritium, to quadium. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isotopes_of_hydrogen ) Then beta decay from quadium to He4 nucleus releasing 20.6Mev. (40:50) Godes mentions the Brillouin Zone http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brillouin_zone that has to do with shared electron orbitals in a metal matrix... Godes does a little name dropping by saying Google and Naval Research Lab has examined their demos looking for radiation... Says radiation is not present. They have 3 reactors planned or in development: 1. Wet reactor, 105C at 2.1 COP (graph shown later in video) 2. Wet reactor, 105 (to 120C) at 3.x COP (progress not known) 3. Hydrogen Hot Tube Reactor 600C at 100COP (being built at SRI, no indication it is running.) They currently have raised 3 million and employ 13 staff. They are currently looking for stage two funding. The interview could mainly be for generating interest in funding. At 1:02 talks about safety, low-risk of melt-down, versus DGT and Rossi. 1:06 only consumable is hydrogen, and not a lot of it. Says the Nickel is just a catalyst. 1:07 talks about COP: Expecting to be able to pull 30kw thermal, expecting it to be no more than 300 watts. This is for their Hydrogen Hot Tube http://coldfusionnow.org/brillouin-energy-patent-granted-in-china/ Brillioun Zone: Shared electron orbitals in a matrix Hamiltonian Dynamic 45: Robert has had scientists out from engineers from the Naval Research Lab and from Google. They’ve had their gamma detectors there, we’ve checked for all types of radiation. 35: Energy level of system containing H Brillioun Zone shared electron orbitals 35-42 best part For the business end, they want to attract investors... and license the technology to retrofit coal burning plants as well to sell to HVAC companies. Bob George has experience taking a company public. As these guys are in my back yard... I'm pretty excited that they are making claims of progress. - Brad On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 10:46 AM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > The reason for this interview is that Brillouin needs some money for > development of their gas phase reactor. > > > > Brillouin is proposing that their reaction is a variant of the > Widom-Larsen theory, where a fast electron combines with a proton to become > a neutron (reverse beta decay). The Brillion gas phase reaction uses nickel > and hydrogen. Tritium is produced in the claimed reaction cycle but only > for nanoseconds so tritium production cannot be detected. This non > detection of reaction components is convenient to support the Brillouin > reaction narrative: no neutrons of gamma radiation have been detected. > > > > > > The Brillouin system is a wet system (using electrolysis to release > hydrogen from water). > > > > > > Brillouin is developing a gas based system using a 600C fluid bed > suspended nickel powder/hydrogen. > > > > > > High energy electric nano-pulses drive the reaction. Brillouin does not > mention transmutation products; this is a bad sign for progress. > > > > > > They are expecting high performance (high Q). This implies to me that they > have not yet measured that performance yet. > > > > > > Their pulse current design has no advantage over a spark from a spark plug > in a gas phase powder based reactor design. > > > > > > They are using a catalyst in their wet design but Brillouin is not yet > using a secret sauce catalyst in the gas phase reactor design. Their > reaction theory does not support the need for a catalyst. This is an > instance of how theory limits experiment. > > > > > > IMHO. Brillouin does not understand the details of the Ni/H reaction and > will not succeed in their gas phase reactor design. Brillouin is running a > poor third in the Ni/H reactor race behind Rossi and DGT. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 12:37 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > >> For those who missed it, yesterday's video interview of Brillouin founders >> is at: >> >> Brillouin Energy Interview on Smart Scarecrow Show >> >> >> http://www.e-catworld.com/2013/09/brillioun-interview-on-smart-scarecrow-show-tonight-live-thread/ >> >> >> >> >
