Posts by David Nygren

Update first post with with China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE) and Physics Department of Moscow University.

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Current known replicators:

@[lexicon]Alexander Parkhomov[/lexicon] (already two successful runs with published data)
Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project (in preparation)
brian ahern (in preparation)
jean-paul biberian France (in preparation)
ugo.abundo Italian group - Open Power Association (in preparation)
Jack Cole
Brian Albiston Brian Albiston Link
Denis Vasilenko Russia link
June 6 - 2015 China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE) Zong Sheng Jiang.

June 19 - 2015 Physics Department of Moscow University - (Igor Stepanov, MEI Nguyen Quoc Chi, Yuri Malakhov )

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IPMI Speaker | Kitco News

At last year's IPMI conference, this guest taught our viewers about making gold in a microwaves. What does he have in store this year? Bodo Albrecht sits with Kitco News to share some of the latest developments in tech metals. Albrecht comments on the growing need for gold in technology, saying that ‘wearables’ is really the keyword this year in the technology sector. “Gold will play a bigger role in technology,” he says. He also comments on solar-powered roadways and how he sees this technology developing moving forward. Tune in to our continued coverage of the IPMI conference in San Antonio, Texas. Kitco News, June 16, 2015.

Replication of Andrea Rossi / [lexicon]Alexander Parkhomov[/lexicon]
Igor Stepanov from Physics Department of Moscow University and MEI Nguyen Quoc Chi and Yuri Malakhov created a device in which a cylindrical cell is loaded with a mixture of nickel powder and lithium aluminum hydride, is located in the calorimeter with running water.

After three attempts to launch completes the rapid destruction of the cell by uncontrolled overheating, June 19, 2015 have achieved stable operation with the release of excess energy.

More than an hour at a temperature of about 1100 ° C 2100 W of heat allocated with the input electric power of about 850 watts.

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=sv&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Flenr.seplm.ru%2Fnovosti%2Fv-mei-uspeshno-povtorili-opyt-rossi-parkhomova&edit-text=

@freephases Nice to you here at lenr forum.

LENR e1

"Now have plasma, first real LENR experiment 1"

Do we know anything more about this project?

From MFMP facebook page.

Open Power Association Parkhomov-like experiment

an international scientific cooperation with the MFMP and others

Experimental Thread B
Participation in the replication of a Parkhomov-like experiment, with an international community of researchers and in cooperation with the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project.Preparation of a set-up that aims to be robust during the trial, operate in safely and with the possibility of cross-checks of the emerging phenomena. To show repeatability to other experimenters, flexibility to be able to maintain observation even when unexpected phenomena occur, the versatility to conduct tests even in conditions different from those provided by Parkhomov, particularly evidence in the context of our Open Patent Application, then with mixtures of powders, deuterium, subjected to continual electrical stresses, oscillation and pulsed discharge.

https://docs.google.com/docume…cl9zBDw5atJbMilFe5wY/edit

New letter in Italian from Ugo.

Download PDF.
Go to Google Translate.
Select translate file and upload the file.

This morning I have had contact with Robert Godes of Brillouin Energy corporation, he has promises to try to answer some of your questions in this thread.
Please make thumbs up / likes on the questions you want answers to.

History
http://brillouinenergy.com/?page=history

Non-Technical Overview
http://brillouinenergy.com/?page=tech_summary

FAQ with Robert Godes
https://vimeo.com/groups/250451/page:1/sort:date

Older paper from Bao-Guo Dong.
http://www.researchgate.net/pr…Bao_Guo_Dong/publications

A Handy Guide for Replicators, Inventors, Nay-Sayers and Theorists

This report was originally written to present a realistic model of inside the (Lugano) E-Cat, in order to correct some much repeated misapprehensions regarding the feasibility of heat transfer inside the E-Cat

https://www.scribd.com/doc/270…Lugano-E-Cat#fullscreen=1

One question to Erwin Lalik, is there a planning to do this?

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I just scanned the document, but it is clear to me that this peer reviewed report contributes to the high pile of documents showing that there is a phenomenon that should further be studied: LENR.
It is a pity that the authors did not take the opportunity to investigate the by-products of LENR like transmutations and the release of Helium. That would have made the document even more valuable.

Erwin Lalik from Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry (Poland and one of the authors) Will in this thread try to answer our questions about the article.
Please thumbs up / "like" the good questions.

all the best
David

New video from @Andrew Hrischanovich 29/6 2015

The experiment was conducted in a stainless steel reactor. Downloads powder 10 grams of pure nickel. A thermocouple located inside the reactor and in the middle of the powder. Heating reactor inductor. Experiments have shown that nickel temperature 670-750 degrees C, and delta repeatability of temperature rise is lower than that of titanium. Perhaps the best starting temperature is in the range of 450-500 degrees C. Now preparing a quartz reactor to continue experiments with nickel.

63,000 views in 48 hours. Why is this so interesting?

Cutting 1911 pistol grips with hydrogen and oxygen - sent in by Caleb - and using bullets and HHO to finish off the hockey pucks - sent in by Jonathon-

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Hydrogen is the most common element in the universe, but we have a surprisingly tough time making it here on Earth. See, it’s only common when you take into account stars and water, both of which have plenty of hydrogen. Since hydrogen is seen as a potential replacement for fossil fuels, there’s huge interest in finding a viable method of production. Scientists atStanford might have figured out a way.

Graduate student Haotian Wang and professor Yi Cui took inspiration from lithium-ion battery technology to develop a new way to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This is a type of electrolysis, which is already used to generate hydrogen, but the main difference here is that it’s efficient and cheap enough to run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Splitting water usually requires two different catalyst materials — one for the anode and one for the cathode. This increases the cost and complexity of the system as the electrolytes need to be separated by a pH barrier of some sort to function. The new Stanford water splitter simply uses two nickel-iron oxide catalysts that can be right next to each other. When supplied with 1.5 volts of electricity, the system operates at 82% efficiency, which is far higher than traditional water electrolysis.

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So what about the battery technology? Wang and Cui used a technique common in battery research called lithium-induced electrochemical tuning to make the catalyst material more conductive and stable. Lithium ions were used to break down the catalyst into smaller particles, which means more surface area exposed to the water and more active sites for catalyzing the water-splitting reaction.

This process has only been tested on the small scale so far, but future research may be able to put it to use generating usable volumes of hydrogen.

http://mobile.geek.com/latest/…oduce-hydrogen-24-slash-7

Hello friends
Several of us have probably read about the replication experiment by @wizkid

Link
https://www.scribd.com/doc/269…/LENR-Photo-Documentation

@wizkid has promised to answer some of our questions. Please make thumbs up / "likes" on the questions you want answers to

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OK, thanks for the recollections. Hopefully we can replicate some or all of your observations. If and when you wish to have your actual name appended to the work, I would be pleased to so attribute it. You might let David Nygren (founder here of the LENR Forum) know your name. You could specify it to be kept confidential until some specified time in the future--- provided David Nygren was willing to act in this capacity.

I guess you could read the "The Blind Watchmaker" by Richard Dawkins to see how one very intelligent biologist deals with the question of intelligent design, first asked over two hundred years ago by a very intelligent cleric (William Paley, 1802). Darwin credits him generously by the way. Of course Darwin grew up in a deeply religious background. Although he also grew up in a quite scientific background, his grandfather Erasmus Darwin was a physician and had an evolutionary theory not too far off of say Goethe both presaging Charles'. Darwin's other grandfather was Josiah Wedgewood, the leading force underlying Wedgewood as famous pottery and/or china producer known to this day-- speaking of refractories and high temperatures. When at a friends home in the woods some years back, I noticed the very nice and quite old enamelled oven there, brand name "Wedgewood"....

Good idea

I just got a letter from @Andrew Hrischanovich (Ukraine). Here is a new video from,

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The quartz reactor temperature of 1000-1100 C will not lift. It may collapse. But there are self-heating effects at lower temperatures. I made a quartz reactor, so that even with a thermocouple to be seen as self-heating is. I will soon be working with stainless steel reactor to raise the pressure inlet to 20-30 bar.

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Two tablets are titanium hydride in a quartz reactor. The reactor was evacuated. When heating inductor desorbed hydrogen and accumulates in the tank under pressure and closed. The residual pressure in the reactor is discharged into the atmosphere. The temperature is stabilized by the input power. When a hydrogen observed heat flash that lasts up to 14 minutes and slowly falls exponentially. The higher the pressure, the higher the delta of temperature rise. We could only serve a maximum hydrogen pressure of 5 bar. It can be assumed that high pressure can be self-temperature oscillation. Measuring the efficiency of preparing for the experiment.

He promises to try to answer some of your questions in this thread. Please make thumbs up / likes on the questions you want answers to.

Blog
http://tet.in.ua/index.php/en/

New attempts by Brian Albiston soon. We activate the chat and let people discuss.

http://www.lenr-forum.com/forum/index.php/CustomPage/?id=13

Andrei Petrovich Hrischanovich continues to work with reactors in Russia

To a temperature of 390 degrees, the effects are not observed. Probably Technical hydrogen from the tank is not suitable. Make your own hydrogen generator of high pressure on the titanium hydride. The online broadcast is stopped because of manufacturing and installation of a new reactor of quartz. Guests online display video posted on YouTube on a new reactor.

AP Hrischanovich

http://tet.in.ua/index.php/en/