> The Excel simulation that I developed strongly supports the contention that > there is no overflow of water through the output port of the ECAT. There must > be a logical reason for the false secondary thermocouple reading peak at ECAT > turn off that does not include water pulses or overflow from that port. We > have no information for or against water overflow for the October experiment. > But in September, using an apparently identical fatcat (but without the "high > frequencies"), Lewan unambiguously measured 50% fluid water at the "120C 1 > Bar" operating point.
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