Re: [Vo]:Problems with Rossi's flow meter described in court document

[a.ashfield]

Further to my comment about Penon's report being key to the court case, 
consider this.

Really all that has to be proved is the water volume in and if the 
output is at 102.8C at atmospheric pressure, the output is dry steam and 
the heat transferred can be calculated.  Also the electric power into 
the plant for the COP.  It doesn't matter what happens after the steam 
leaves the plant. It could have been vented directly to the outside air.
IH has to prove either the water flow is much less than claimed or the 
temperature is <100C or the pressure is above atmospheric. They have 
already stated (I think) that the pressure was atmospheric.