Hi Jed, But Mats did not measure steam during that 35 mins and if heat loss was just the cold water in and hot out then the temp would decrease quite slowly. Note we have at least 23kg of hot water and only 11kg/hr in. so 17% change of water in 30 minutes. Input temp is 29C and if we allow another 10kg of thermal mass plus 23kg of water then an approx temp drop of around 12% in 30 min 12%(130 -29) = 12C drop
But then how could we have 130C water? Maybe a pressure relief valve? It's very hard to explain this demonstration, too many assumptions. Colin On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 2:32 AM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Colin Hercus <colinher...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> Of all the demos reported this new one is the least convincing and is a >> major disappointment. >> > > I tend to agree, because power input was high and they did not measure > total enthalpy. However, the last 35 min. with no input power redeemed the > test. I do not think there is anyway you can explain that except as massive > anomalous energy. > > - Jed > >
