Preliminary Investigation of Anomalous Heat Generation during Underwater Arcing using Carbon Electrodes.
International Conference on Inter Disciplinary Research in Engineering and Technology 2016
Mragank Sharma, Kriti Rastogi, M Faisal Jamal Khan, Aishwarya Bajpai, Department of Mechanical & Automation Engineering, Amity School of Engineering & Technology, Amity University, U.P Lucknow.
Abstract
QuoteThe author and his students have investigated anomalous heat generation during carbon arcing done under saline water solutions using carbon electrodes. Energy balance calculations, indicate a marginal excess energy of up to 50 % with MS electrodes while with carbon electrodes output to input energy ratios are found to be as high as a factor of eight indicating excess heat up to 700%. We think that the anomalous excess energy could be due to some type of [lexicon]Low Energy Nuclear Reactions[/lexicon] (LENR) but the nature of these reactions have not been studied by us so far. The carbon-electrode arc results on heat-accounting corroborate the mass-spectroscopic findings reported by BARC, Texas A & M University and other groups. Keywords: LENR, BARC, Carbon Electrodes.
Conclusion
QuoteElectric-arc is basically plasma. The speculation of possibility of nuclear-fusion (LENR) in arc-welding indeed seems to be true. For better heat accounting carbon-electrode-arc experiments conducted give much higher (~ 700%) excess-heat, and further reinforce the claim for possibility of nuclear-fusion (LENR) in the electric-arc. Spectroscopic-analysis results of other researchers do support the claim of LENR in the electric-arc. Electric-arc could thus possibly be used for water-heating & steam-generation and hence for powerproduction with this simple but revolutionary proposal of extracting excess-heat of the electric-arc.
