Rossi’s Cat and Mouse reactor technology

How Rossi’s Cat and Mouse reactor technology makes use of macro level entanglement to multiply the LENR effect. The following article give an example of how this entanglement sharing works.

Reference article as follows:

http://physics.aps.org/articles/v8/98

Sharing Quantum States

Quote from the article:

“Forms of collective behavior often emerge in large ensembles of interacting units, such as a network of neurons, a flock of birds, or electrons in solids. In condensed-matter systems, the emergence of these collective phenomena is often associated with spectacular properties that could be harvested in applications. But the complexity of the underlying many-body interactions makes it difficult to both understand and control such effects.”

How this quantum mechanical principle is applied to Rossi’s technology.

Use of terms:
Mouse - Low powered alumina tube reaction(COP = 1.1) powered by a wire heater
Cat - An unpowered alumina tube reactor identical to the Mouse.

In the Rossi Cat and Mouse driver method where the Mouse drives the Cat(s), the Mouse uses a large ensemble of Surface Plasmon Polorion solitons (SPPs) produced by the application of heat from the wire heater to a catalyst. The SPP is highly receptive to global coherence and entanglement. This coherence is spread through entanglement to the Cat(s) that surround the Mouse equidistant around its circumference through the transfer of heat (infrared photons). Heat provides the entanglement based coordination whereby the entanglement of SPPs is transferred to the Cats. After a time, the Cats that surround the Mouse on all sides come into a single quantum state where the heat radiating from the Mouse drives the Cats under the same state that the Mouse is operating under.

Now, all the encircling Cats are entangled and coherent with the Mouse. Beside heat, the Mouse is producing muons(heavy electrons) that easily radiates thought the electrically conducive super hot ceramic containment structure.(alumina tube).

Because of quantum mechanical(QM) coherence, all the Cats will become supersensitive to the incoming muons because of QM super absorption in the Cats. Thereupon, a kind of muon chain reaction occurs. A relatively small number of muons produced in the low powered mouse is amplified by many times in the Cats that have been made super-sensitive and highly reactive to these muons.

@Mats002
I saw a Rossi post that said the Cat was a reactor.

BroKeeper
April 30th, 2015 at 7:38 PM
Dear Andrea Rossi,
You responded to Curiosone: “I can say that the 1 MW E-Cat ( ” She” ) is stable and in ssm mode.” This seems to imply the 1MW plant, as a single unit, ran in self-sustain mode, not just an individual reactor.

If this is the case then one of two scenarios could be explained. Either you have now been able to synchronize control of all the reactors as one, or the SSM of each reactor is long enough for all 100 reactors to be more often than not in SSM at once. In this case a major breakthrough has been achieved with a significant ratio of output to input far beyond COP 20. Could you enlighten us to which case this may be if not another?

With much respect, BroKeeper

Andrea Rossi
May 1st, 2015 at 7:48 AM
BroKeeper:
The ssm is enhanced by the fact that with the control system directing multiple reactors we can obtain a synergy between them using some of the reactors to drive others, where the driving ones ( mouse operation) are less than the cat ones. This way the ssm phases are substantially more that the driving ones. This synergy, obviously, is possible only with big plants ( so far).
I cannot give the numbers, as correctly Steven N Karels anticipated and, also, after consulting Orsobubu, I have to add that what we have now is not the final result, things can worsen substantially in time and the final results could be either positive or negative ( this last phrase could be substituted by F-Something).
Warm Regards,
A.R.
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Andrea Rossi
October 11th, 2014 at 6:21 PM
Curiosone:
No, the charge is the same, we have only one charge in that kind of reactor; by the way: if the ssm is not adopted, the distinction between Cat and Mouse vanishes.
Warm Regards,
A.R.

@me356

IMHO, the common denominator across these LENR systems is the production of nanoparticles. In the Rossi type system, there is a supercritical gas environment that is produced by the release of hydrogen gas. Nanoparticles are produced when the temperature and the gas pressure is reduced.

What is a supercritical gas

Nanoparticles are produced when the gas leaves the supercritical state. This is caused when the temperature and/or pressure (T/P) is reduced. It is like a bottle of soda...bubbles of gas are formed when the top of the soda is removed.

Here is an example of how nanoparticles are created when supercritical gas/liquid changes due to T/P decrease.

By the way, this is how water nanoparticles are produced in cavitation when water nanoparticles are formed. These water nanoparticles produce SPPs in cavitation.

As the gas cools and the pressure drops, nanoparticles are produced. The wire heater produces heat and the temperature is increased. The reactor must continually produce nanoparticles through the cycling of pressure and temperature to replace nanoparticle losses due to the destructive nature of the reaction and limited lifetimes of SPPs.

Rossi said:
"when the activator is on the E-Cat is off, when the E-Cat is on the Activator is off. When the Activator is turned off the temperature rises, because the E-Cat is activated, when the Activator is turned on the temperature lowers, because the E-Cat goes off. "

Nanoparticles are produced when the Mouse is turned off and the pressure and temperature decreases. There must be a cycle of temperature/pressure increase and decrease to produce nanoparticles. A constant temperature and pressure will not produce the LENR reaction in a supercritical gas system. The LENR reaction is maximized along with nanoparticle production when the temperature/pressure cycles around the supercritical point in the gas.
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Spark discharge

The electric arc produces a sharp temperature and pressure increase in a supercritical hydrogen gas. As the gas cools and the pressure drops, nanoparticles are produced. The reactor must continually produce nanoparticles through the cycling of pressure and temperature. When the temperature drops in the reactor, the electric arc is triggered and the hydrogen gas pressure and heat increase. As the T/P decreases, nanoparticles are produced and the reaction is reestablished.
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Laser stimulation.

Nanoparticles are produced in LASER stimulation in a different way from T/P cycle method explained above. The production is direct when the Laser light releases nanoparticles produced by the catalyst.

A workaround to optimize EMF projection is to use a special electrode in arc production that produces an electron beam. In this way both a T/P impulse when the arc is fired and a subatomic beam is also produced. That beam is either an electron beam or a proton beam that can be generated and directed at the nanoparticle catalyst.

@me356

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You are right, I think that we are slowly revealing reaction. I am not good in theory, but I have gained a lot of practical knowledge in the very same way as Rossi did.

You can save some time and effort if you can learn from what Rossi does in his reactor.

This is how the Rossi Reactor produces the T/P cycle...

See page 25,26,27 of

http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1305/1305.3913.pdf