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another option to make stainless steel components inert would be a Si based CVD coating i.e. Silcolloy-Data-Sheet_DE.pdf

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can , you are right. It contains slight traces of sulfur approx. 0,015% dependent on which standard you take. I have a more detailed datasheet available unfortunatley only in German. 1.4841_de.pdf and the correct designation is AISI…

I am welding everything from AISI 316.
Regarding sheath heater I really thought it would be plausible to make it possible to easily remove the heater. For this reason I asked about additional SS tube in which it will be inserted.
Overheating issue is…

Here i have an info from an Austrian stainless steel supplier. I don't see any sulfur in the chemical composition. I have already used 1.4841 (H532), it corresponds to AISI 310S.

I have a lapsed background in EE and am not a scientist.
However, to be prudent, I would not choose Mizuno's R20 experiment as the first candidate for the Google team for at least 3 reasons :

1) R20 needs to be successfuly replicated to be sure it is a…

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Let's hope this isn't just a soap opera.

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I shouldn't "like" comments praising myself, but anyway, let me point out this is because I was trained to write technical manuals for people using computers for things like municipal water billing. Those people want to know…

i would follow the KISS method (keep it small & simple) We just need to prove to the world that CF is real. At the end of the day it is important for our children and grand childrens. Primary focus should not be financial.

As an outsider (new to this forum) but as an engineer that has followed CF from P&F times, an answer to Google's question seems really clear to me.

Google's goal is stated to find the 'definitive experiment'. There is one clear candidate:

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Yes I do, but I have met with N. Chauvin CEO of LENR Cars SA in Lausanne recently and he is quite open for a replication. They are well equiped and have a nice lab near EPFL campus. Our role would be more engineering and…

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good idea...please don't forget Switzerland

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Julian, we would be happy to support you guys with a Mizuno replication in Lausanne. Nicolas is informed.

Dear Google staff,

First of all, thanks to LenrForum staff for their facilitator task
Again to Google now, I want to tell you how I'm always impressed by how fast works your system

Unfortunately, your softwares skills don't make you universally…

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Alan, valid point! Thanks

Re Mills replication. He can patent his devices all he likes, but if hydrinos are a natural state of matter (as he claims) he cannot patent them, any more than you could patent steam.

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Hello Shane, please correct me if i am wrong. Replication of an experiment should not violate any patent as long as no financial or economic benefit is gained.
Furthermore I believe like also mentioned by Director that the…

Interesting things that a lot of people plan to replicate this work, even if everythings shouln't be so easy as expected by everybody because need of experience.
BTW, even if some of replicators should fail as for Parkhomov "glorious" time, by Mizuno's…

i think it is important that we create interest. For now i believe this can best be done by replicating Mizuno. Next step could be more advanced systems.

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Within reason it costs almost as much to make a small reactor as it does to make a large one. The biggest single material cost in building is probably at least one set of vacuum flanges to make an end-cap. More money will probably…