At 03:11 PM 9/16/2005, Jed Rothwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
William Beaty wrote:
> are many commercial uses for a 10 to 100 Watt device. Even a 10 W heater
> would be useful for some niche applications, such as keeping equipment
warm
> in the Arctic.
How about milliwatts and microwatts. Isn't
Eveready/Duracell/Rayovac/Panasonic
a billion-dollar industry?
J. Rothwell: "Yeah. In the first post I listed 100 watts thermal or 10
watts thermoelectric as the minimum practical level, but I guess even a
fraction of a watt thermoelectric would be useful. And one-watt thermal
would make a dandy pocket warmer / gonad eraser. (Imagine the late night
TV ads for that!)
It is hard to imagine what use anyone might have for 100 or 200 mW of
intermittent thermal power. That's how much most present-day CF devices
produce. Not practical.
- Jed"
Although "It is hard to imagine what use anyone might have for 100 or
200 mW of intermittent thermal power" is true
in the short run, over a longer amount of time, many 10s of kilojoules
excess energy (and more) can be wrought.
Furthermore, some present day cold fusion devices can produce more
excess power (several watts),
even though in the hands of Dr. Storms and Jed Rothwell and their company,
using their techniques,
more paucity of excess power generation is observed, as they point out.
As a few examples, I looked through some of our recent results since
ICCF-10 [using the Phusor design in various
setups and with the 10K-Driver (seen in Popular Mechanics last year)], and
these are some of the results.
Run 50810 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, J. Driscoll
Power gain peak 325% Power gain (average) 162% Excess Energy
21.2 kilojoules ave. excess power 1.93 watts
Run 50812 - - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, G. Verner, J. Caruso
Power gain peak 190% Power gain (average) 177% Excess Energy
39.4 kilojoules ave. excess power 1.23 watts
Run 50627 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, M. Feld, R. Kramer
Power gain peak 177% Power gain (average) 167% Excess Energy
21.2 kilojoules ave. excess power 2.9 watts
Run 40509 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, J. Tolleson, B. Weber, S. Olasky
Power gain peak 175% Power gain (average) 160% Excess
Energy 65.1 kilojoules ave. excess power ~374 milliwatts
Run 50810 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, J. Tolleson, B. Nappi
Power gain peak 198% Power gain (average) 153% Excess
Energy 23.6 kilojoules ave. excess power ~366 milliwatts
Run 40515 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, G. Verner, E. Mallove (*, began
control arm, but was murdered during run)
Power gain peak 275% Power gain (average) 177% Excess Energy
91.8 kilojoules ave. excess power 741 milliwatts
Run 40522 - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, B. Josephson
Power gain peak 190% Power gain (average) 139% Excess
Energy 24.2 kilojoules ave. excess power ~200 milliwatts
Run 50830 - - Cold Fusioneers M. Swartz, G. Verner, YT Li, G. Dash, D.
Briefer
Power gain peak 156% Power gain (average) 149% Excess Energy
112.1 kilojoules ave. excess power 1.59 watts
Hope that helps.
Dr. Mitchell Swartz
"Intuition is a function by which humans see around corners." - Erasmus
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