on Sun, 13 Feb 2011 20:46 Robin van Spaandonk wrote [snip] ...if true then putting Rossi devices in series to achieve superheated steam isn't going to work.[/snip]
I thought so too at first but now am not so sure. Rossi may be able to use a small safe COP and series up the reactors to produce Superheated steam with a higher conversion efficiency. The different "temperatures" of steam progressing through a series arrangement Of reactors should still be capable of bringing down the average temp of the catalyst below the disassociation threshold for h2. Even if he has to modify the control loop pulse widths for different stages the end result would be a much safer product. I think he is on the hairy edge of his control loop and the burnt out thermistors mentioned previously were melted apart by local hotspots - He has a barely controlled reaction just a step beyond the Mills confirmation using Rayney nickel and he is doing everything possible to maximize his return in the shortest period of time possible. The 1MW reactor is a brilliant plan that, if successful, will save years of tireless arguments between theorists and skeptics. Fran
