If I was attempting to build a system from scratch, I would be tempted
to stick as close as possible to what we know of the standard receipes
used by others. The problem is that at the moment we don't understand
the system to know what is important and what is not.
My brother helped build a prototype stone crusher/sorter for a quarry
and it worked a treat. They then built a proper one and it did not
work at all. It turned out that the ricketyness of the prototype was
essential for it to work properly. There may be critical ricketyness in
the nickel nano-powder system.
Nigel
On 25/01/2012 19:28, [email protected] wrote:
Hello guys
I have a q, i have been reading all the posts about the problems with
energy transfer, core melts and so on .
Why not embed the nickel / catalyst mix in a honeycomb, or other
structure that gets easy acess for both H2 and
heat trasnfer to the walls of the tube ?
Is there any practical method of doing this?
I have thought about covering steel or other material with nickel as
so many other people, but in my mind that decrease the surface
too much, a fungi or honeycomb like structure would maybe work, but
how to make one ?
Any ideas ?
Marten