Posts by Arnaud

Quote from AlainCo

About chromium if there is inox in the reactor it may be contaminants...

maybe isotopic analysis will say more

Concentration of Cr increased from 0.0358 to 1.4396
Concentration of Mn decreased from 3.6826 to 0.2936

Where does the original Mn come from ?

Crazy idea, could the Mn give up a proton and transform into Cr? Mn 55 (stable) + 8MeV -> Cr 54 (stable) + proton.

Who will gain the proton ? Lithium 7 ?

The 8MeV could come from alpha after Be8 split which gives around 8MeV to each alpha. How? Spin coupling?

Quote from Fur

Я внимательно изучил вопрос и сделал выводы:
Parkhomov использовал ТИРИСТОРНЫЙ регулятор AC. Другой регулятор Parkhomov не использовал. Что будет при использовании другого регулятора - Parkhomov не знает.
Лично Parkhomov думает, что регулятор значения НЕ имеет(не важно). Parkhomov думает, что важно медленное повышение температуры.

Google translator:
I have carefully examined the issue and concluded:
Pakhomov used Thyristor AC. Another regulator Parkhomov not used. What will happen if you use a different type of controller - Parkhomov not know.
Parkhomov personally think that the regulator does not matter (not important). Parkhomov thinks that it is important to slow temperature rise.

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Maybe both Thyristor AC and slow temperature increase are keys for success.

I'm sending here because e-catworld is censoring everything.

If "dirty" AC is required, then a variac is not a good choice to supply power to the heater. A variac will not create harmonics. The MFMP bang test (if i'm not mistaken) was using a variac to control the heating power.

Thank you Alain for digging it out!

Rossi doesn't talk here about his low temperature eCat. Nevertheless, the theory seems very interesting (But I'm not an IPM expert at all).

What is odd in the theory is the "low" excited state of Li7 at 0.478 MeV. Is the NAE the key to create this "low" excited state of Li7 ?