On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Peter Heckert <[email protected]>wrote:
> If they use special sensors and go into the water pipes or into the thermo > element opening or into the steam outlet they might be able to measure it > inside the shielding - if it exists. > They could also put sensitive substances into the water to detect > radiation. > This all is unnecessary for verification. This is spionage. I dont want > this. > > If real energy is shown to do real usable and measurable heating work this > is enough to proof the output energy. > This is easy to do with standard tech, any plumber does this when a new > heating installation is tested. > They dont measure the waterflow and trust the data given in the data sheet > of the pump, but it should not be difficult to add legally calibrated > flowmeters. > > Then only the input energy can be questioned. > I presumed you're speaking of a test using an all liquid coolant? Levi, as you probably know, claimed to have done it but back in February but then he said to Krivit that he couldn't produce the data. He has since not repeated it even though it's a very good method and easy to repeat. I suppose one could still argue about altering the instruments, thermocouple placement, and who knows what else? A test independent of Rossi but with Rossi and/or his representatives present would be much better and could still guarantee Rossi's secrets were not discovered. On the other hand, selling 50 reactors to one person virtually guarantees that Rossi's secrets will be found out if there are any-- yet that's exactly what he said he did. That doesn't "compute".
