The faster tire wear is kind of obvious if one knows the much higher torque of hub electric motors, and how the EV drivers like to use that characteristic for high speed up.
A viscous bearing could with help that
The faster tire wear is kind of obvious if one knows the much higher torque of hub electric motors, and how the EV drivers like to use that characteristic for high speed up.
A viscous bearing could with help that
WARNING: WE CONTINUE TO RECEIVE ANONIMOUS COMMENTS. THIS PRACTICE, INDIPENDENTLY FROM THE NATURE OF THE COMMENT, IS DEEMED UNACCEPTABLE FROM THE JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS.
THEREFORE, FROM NOW ON, ALL THE COMMENTS WHICH WILL NOT BE SIGNED CORRECTLY AND COHERENTLY WITH THE SOURCE OF THE EMAIL WILL BE PUT IN THE TRASH.
Mr “Anonimous” ( why anonimous? )
I never supposed fission inside the E-Cats. I never found evidence of fission.
I cannot give information of what happens inside the reactor, also if at this point I have understood what happens. With 300 reactors in operation I am learning.
Warm regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea:
Can you tell us which books are you presently reading now during the long nights inside the computer container, when you have not troubles with the plant?
Thank you,
Anonymous
I think the best thing is that the Ecat makes electricity and the customer makes of it what he wants enjoying the whole efficiency of the Ecat NGU, although to couple it with existing solar systems can be a good way to make easier to exploit the exixting authorizations and grid agreements
Dr Rossi,
how is going on the work to reschedule the EV test ?
Display MoreAs I say, I was a watcher maybe 10 years ago when we were going to be able to by our household units at Lowes.
I gave up on the LENR idea many years ago.
But still have the question is there any real viable unit?
Also, any reason given for why Rossi's 1MW unit that was purchased on viability, was given back?
I never saw a reason. I would guess it didn't work.
Thanks for catching me up, Mikek
The “1 MW” plant was a fiasco such that many people are smarter and poorer, and some were shown to be incurable idiots.
If discussion is of angular frequency then the appropriate units of radians per second should be used instead of Hz
Display MoreHere future cells batteries using beta decay and semi conductors to contain radiations.
Soon in your pocket ( 2025) and for the next 50 years...
Neat stuff.
Looking at getting Ni63 from Ni62, and we have researched the cost of Ni62 in the past (around US $15000/gram), we know the cost of a battery big enough to run a car will be an serious impediment to wide adoption.
Sadly, I must report that her comments were character-related and have very little to do with the report itself.
Oh well
She was right about the 3 blind mice
You know where the "old geese" posts her scathing pieces in Italian. Won't link to that place here.
Alright, I’ll read through it when I get a moment.
This was slapped onto it days ago. One can trace it, through pubpeer and retractionwatch, back to Sylvie Coyaud and her pack of nasty followers, one in particular might have been the one leading the attack, who often uses the pseudonym Smut Clyde.
I like Sylvie usually. Does she have a good argument?
She rarely arrives without dry ammo.
That seems wrong. One typical bolt of lightening, if the energy could be captured, could power over 3 million homes for a year.
Seems Google is also bad with GW and GWh
Since they have no research that indicates such a prototype possible - they have nothing until the completion of an initial working prototype.
They (correctly - if optimistically) talk about the research results showing the potential for high energy density. Great word that.
A couple of years out isn’t much for a project of this sort, realistically.
But it is getting to be close to completion of a device time so it might be interesting soon, one way or another.
A very good summary presentation ... The wright brothers were crazy ... We'll stay crazy!
But very short on details ... only that the output (steam) is hundred's of C, so can be used in turbines.
And they are still working on the Ikaros "engineering prototype" project.
Everything else, particularly the industrial version, is "will ......"
Not behind schedule, which is Phase 3 2023-2024 Phase 4 2024 https://www.cleanplanet.co.jp/technology/
Not behind schedule if you move the schedule…
Why, just look to the Quantic School for these questions!
I use a an Excel spreadsheet I made to keep track of the nucleus quantic statuses
Although, one can only look at certain cells at a time or all the formulas break
That’s now 8 times AR signed off as another “person”… with a multi-year posting history.
Not a one-off
Dear Dr Andrea Rossi:
I read http://www.ingandrearossi.com
Inspiring
Giulia:
Thank you for your attention,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
on lines 4,5,6,7 of page 1 in
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
what do you mean with Lagrangian in this context ?
Giulia:
Please see paragraph 2.3 and 2.4 on the paper you cited,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
@Corinne:
Great comment, Bravo !
Giulia
Dr Rossi:
Did you use also the Gauss theorem in your newly revised paper
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
?
Merry Christmas
Giulia:
Please see section 2.3 page 6
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Where can I find a not too difficult explication of the quantic statuses in a nucleus of an atom ?
Giulia Maria:
I think the best book in the world for this is “Models of the Atomic Nucleus”, by Prof. Norman Cook, Springer, Berlin 2010; go to pp 191- 230; a very useful synopsis at p. 210.
Find it by Amazon.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
Can you give a date for the restart of the live streaming ?
All the best,
Giulia
The total energy of all lightening simply is to tiny to afford harvesting it.
That seems wrong. One typical bolt of lightening, if the energy could be captured, could power over 3 million homes for a year.
I was a member of RG. They did not respond to multiple complaints of abuse of the platform so I cancelled my account. They just don’t care unless it affects their profits directly, IMO.