Yu.N. Bazhutov, , A.I. Gerasimova and V.P. Koretskiy have published an article on Andrea Rossi's "Journal of Nuclear Physics" about what they call "Russian E-Cat Heat Generator", a plasma electrolysis reactor, that they recently proposed for patent.
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I still dont know what plasma electrolysis is. Can somebody repair the link or give a working link?
Japanese scientists has long experience in plasma electrolysis with anomalous results... Here's one paper with up to 30% excess hydrogen produced.
Юрий Николаевич молодец, не забыл свой эрзион! В природе нет термоядерной реакции-есть только электричество! :hi:
Ok, they add a lot of water. But does the water leave the reactor as dry steam or mist? It sure looks misty in the aquarium. That could of course be condensed steam, but that cannot be assumed just like that.
Here is a guy that happily produces "fusion" in a similar way:
Seeing the violent action in the jar it takes a real stretch of imagination to believe that the mist clouds that exit from the apparatus come from dry steam.
As for the various nuclear signals, such a plasma discharge and the associated wiring and transformer are excellent generators of electronic interference.
Having to publish on Rossi's blog is not exactly a hall mark of scientific quality work. Of course that is only circumstantial evidence.
Yes, I am being a bit negative again, shame on me.
But does the water leave the reactor as dry steam or mist?
Ahhh....; Dry Steam.
Would a note sung in the shower sound as sweet as in Wet Steam?
Would a note carry so far as in Wet Steam?
Wet Steam. Underrated. Unappreciated.
Except in the Land of Dreams...
about the article PDF, you have to get it from JONP as there is a referer check leading to HTTP403 else.
http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=940
