The LockTherm testing is certainly interesting, but it is not clear to me
that it has any advantage over Parkhomov. I have seen no additional
videos, nor have I heard that they achieved excess heat.
An interesting phase of this whole Parkhomov/Rossi fuel is what is
happening in the 700-1100ºC ran
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The LockTherm testing is certainly interesting, but it is not clear to me that
it has any advantage over Parkhomov. I have seen no additional videos, nor
have I
From: Bob Higgins
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* The LockTherm testing is certainly interesting, but it is not clear to
me that it has any advantage over Parkhomov.
Well, the one HUGE advantage is that they are able to seal the ceramic with a
compression fitting and are therefore able to both relieve exce
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> The LockTherm testing is certainly interesting, but it is not clear to me
> that it has any advantage over Parkhomov. I
Yes, this is an advantage, and it is one that MFMP has already
demonstrated. I guess I should have said that it has no clear advantage
over MFMP.
My experiments going forward should allow the pressure to be measured in
the small Parkhomov-size volume, do the experiment in a non-boiling
calorimete
Way don't you use a tungsten pipe. It holds hydrogen about a thousand time
better than stainless steel and it would explode if it is thick enough.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 2:03 PM, Bob Higgins
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> Yes, this is an advantage, and it is one that MFMP has already
> demonstrated. I guess I should
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 9:33 AM, Bob Higgins
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At temps of 900-1000ºC, the LiH is reported to dissociate. However, high
> ambient H2 pressure may keep the LiH from dissociating until higher
> temperatures. I think the high temperature molten LiH + Al in contact with
> the Ni is a very inter
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