Has there yet been published in the court documents, a schematic of Rossi's system showing the location of the pumps and flow gauge?
On Thu, Feb 2, 2017 at 7:38 AM, Brian Ahern <[email protected]> wrote: > Yesterday I corrected the Rossi calculations. I failed to note the water > was above 100C with no pressure to keep it in the liquid phase. The > metering device cannot function with a compressible fluid. It will always > measure higher values than measuring it as a single liquid phase at the > input. > > Measuring the flow beyond the heating stage is OK if the output > temperature is below 100C. Allowing the temperature to exceed 100C is a > surfire way to get inflated flow measurements. > > Rossi was warned about involving two phase fluid flow. He did it anyway > because it is so easy the provide inflated values. > > I agree with Jed that this was the most ambiguous method possible. Use > the minimum power to get to 103 C and have your flow meters operate in a > two phase mode that is guaranteed to over report flow rates due to the > increased compressibility. > > Once again he selected the most ambiguous method . >
