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Morning can
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please refer to:
https://www.minotech.de/forsch…chnologie/heizen-mit-hho/

6. Sandheizung (sand heater)

"....Similar to the catalyst, the oxyhydrogen gas is passed by small platinparts. At this, the hydrogen reacts with the…

can I guess you know the reports on hho gas dry cell combined with sand heaters. The sand grains are alegdly coated with a metal catalyst (platinum). Unusal heat production is reported from such a System. This sounds somehow similar what you propose.…

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If I'm not mistaken in my calculations, the energy released by water formation in the H₂ + O₂ reaction should be about 2.5 eV per H₂ molecule. Supposedly, at least a few hundreds eV per H pair would instead be generated if some kind of dense…

can
1.Maybe I missed and already mentioned in thread. Could it be the case that we wrongly interpret catalytic burning with the anticipated (lenr?) reaction.
2. How can it be managed to measure XSH?

can nice setup, what software do you use to make these nice drawings? Is the central tube needed in any case? If you use a ceramic glow plug, at least the tip is insulated.

can I had a Beru cgp003 in mind. It is rather small with attachment thread M8x1. It is a ceramic glow plug and it can handle up to 1000°C with short time peak of 1300°C. It uses 7,7V DC and somewhere around 35A to 40A. So far I bought one to check…

As posted in the News Thread, the European Comission (apparently since march 2019), has a Funding and Tenders opportunities program that is seeking for proposals for cutting-edge high-risk / high-reward research and innovation projects that aim to…

https://archive.is/pH4OQ

This can not be good for LENR. While this article focuses mainly on mainstream Russian science, it will no doubt have a chilling effect on all research..including those in the Russia LENR community. This comes right after we had…

As I already mentioned in a different thread converting this table top experiment into a practical reactor and the realistic concept to convert heat to electricity would be interesting to see. I assume that there are a few Engineering challenges ahead.…

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From the figure in the document we see that the internal thermocouple was a Tungsten-Rhenium thermocouple
Tungsten-Rhenium thermocouples can to my knowledge be safely used in an Hydrogen environment.

The following quote on…

it also mentions "tungsten suboxide improves efficiency of platinum in hydrogen production...", which has nothing to do with Lenr.

Can Deneum be considered a direct competitor of Norront fusion now, since muon catalyzed fusion is mentioned? By the way, what is tungsten suboxide mentioned in the link above?

(Quote from Jouni Tuomela)


Thread title amended- is that OK?

IMO full respect to Deneum and Dr. Parkhomov's team, but it is a long way from a successful table top experiment to sustainable electricity production. One year goal is very sporty if not unrealistic but let us see. Deneum also mentions a patent. Maybe…

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In their Whitepaper Report, Deneum was very up front about where the technology stands:

"It is necessary to admit that such performance still lacks reproducibility which is a vital criteria in
experimental research: since this…

Dr. Aleksander Parkhomov seems to have filed a few patents related to lenr in collaboration with orhers. I can't find any filed by Deneum. Quite dubious! i.e.

I guess investing in that company only makes sense, if they have protected their IP. Does anybody know if Deneum or Parkhomov have been issued patents?

(Quote from Shane D.)

I hope this gives Parkhomov better resources to build more robust experimental set ups to prove once and for all that Ni-h systems generate excess heat.

The history of LENR is very confusing and is often compared to a conspiracy of big oil. In the following article we describe in an easy (and scientifically wrong!) language where LENR is coming from and why it is not (yet) recognized by the scientific establishment.

Are we aware of this thread posted on ECW recently. "Berkley labs table top pulse plasma experiment". Unfortunatley can't insert the link with my smartphone.

https://e-catworld.com/2019/10…producing-fusion-at-will/