noone noone wrote:
Can you tell us anything more about this replication of the Rossi system?
Brian Ahern. I don't know if we should call it a "replication" since he
does not know what is in the Rossi cell. I guess we should call it
another Ni-H system producing more power density than the older ones
back in the 1990s such as Mills or Piantelli. I think the primary
differences between then and now are:
1. Lots more surface area, with nanoparticles.
2. Higher operating temperatures (although Piantelli did raise the
temperature -- don't think Mills ever did).
3. The magical two additional elements in Rossi's cell, whatever they are.
What catalysts are they using?
Mostly Ni, a little Pd. Varying amounts of Pd.
Would you please clarify what you mean by 800 watts per liter of
powder? Do they have to have one liter of nickel powder in the reactor
to produce 800 watts.
No, I think it is much less, but normalized to 1 L it would be ~800 W. I
told him I think it would be a good idea to increase the volume of
material, for the reasons I gave this morning.
- Jed
