Did you consider that for the first minute, valve was opened only as little as it can be to be open at all. Later it was opened some more, but not even then it was fully open. Therefore I think that we can call this thing to 200 kPa pressure figure. If someone really did even doubt that, because there was visually so much steam production, I think a worth of 10-20 kW heating power, when stored thermal energy was released.
–Jouni 2011/9/21 Alan J Fletcher <a...@well.com>: > At 10:19 AM 9/21/2011, Joe Catania wrote: > > The constriction dosen't necessarily matter as flow will tend to spped up > when constricted. So you agree that there's no significant extra pressure? > > Mats Lewan told me that his video cut off prematurely, but he thinks the > total draining time was about 3 minutes. He measured the collected output as > 22L. > > http://lenr.qumbu.com/rossi_ecat_sep11_h.php#discharge > > If it was 1.3 minutes it is more likely 2 Bars, if it was 7 minutes it would > more likely be 1 Bar. > > My final conclusion is ... at 3 minutes, it's too close to call. >
