Clean Planet japanese company funds LENR, including Mizuno who have kW results

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    On Vortex, Jones Beene have given more detail on Mizuno presentation.


    Mizuno starts to have 50-100W , and maybe soon kW scale results, even if the COP is about 1.9.
    There is many evolution, like that the source of power is heat not plasma (plasma prepares the electrodes) but heat, that metal is nickel, that H2 and D2 produce effects...

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    • The hero effort was for over 30 days continuous - with a COP of ~1.9
    • Something like 70 watts in and 130 thermal watts out
    • The input power is resistance heat (like Rossi) during the run and NOT the glow discharge as reported earlier
    • However, a glow discharge was applied for about one day to condition the nickel electrodes. It is said to form nanoparticles on the wire.
    • From the earlier paper and the SEM image (figure 19) the nanoparticles which are raised on the nickel look like bubbles or bumps instead of cracks. Without the glow discharge treatment there is NO GAIN.
    • About 20 grams of thin nickel wire was wound on a ceramic mandrel. This is over 100 meters of wire.
    • The wire was about .2 mm diameter
    • The gas was D2 but there seems to be some confusion on that - whether D2O (heavy water vapor) or D2. Results with H2 are also good in the prior paper.
    • Pressure was about 150 Pa or about .02 psi during glow discharge and higher during the run.
    • Radiation is seen but it is orders of magnitude too low to account for the heat, yet they seem to be certain that the reaction is nuclear fusion.
    • They believe the design will scale, and have a reactor nearly ready which is capable of 10 kW.
    • They think the COP will rise, rather than fall with scale up.


    More that that great news, Mizuno is funded by a japanese company, "Clean planet" who clearly state it funds LENR

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    Clean Planet is currently supporting research laboratories in Japan for the commercialization of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) which was previously known as cold fusion.


    We are open to work with and support other researchers and global industry leaders who share our passion and vision for the implementation of this technology.


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