Axil, I would agree that the best way to transfer heat is to electroplate/co-deposit the Nickel/catalyst on the walls of the kernal/core.
Does the Hydrogen need to be purified to monatomic across a membrane? From their Spec: Atomic Hydrogen generation Method : Proprietary, embedded within reactor’s structure Maybe for a regen you need to add fresh Hydrogen and get rid of the stale stuff and just "dust" off the Nickel... On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 2:49 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > *http://renewable.50webs.com/fusion.html* > > *NEWS! * *Defkalion Green > Technologies*<http://www.defkalion-energy.com/home>has > *announced > (1/23/2012)*<http://www.defkalion-energy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=926>that > they are now welcoming third party testing of their LENR reactors. > They expect to market nickel-hydrogen* *Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR*) > *reactors in 2012 after government safety certifications are issued. > Defkalion claims their reactors produce up to 32 times input power and are > capable of outputting steam at temperatures up to 414 degrees Celsius. > Their *Hyperion Modules* can be linked together to produce up to 5 > megawatts of heat, and larger models may only need nickel powder refueling > every 34 months. Defkalion claims Hyperions are refueled in place without > the need to uninstall modules while refueling. Nickel powder fuel is > renewed in vacuum using Hyperion Recharge Units, a suitcase sized device > developed by Defkalion. Defkalion says they have received interest in > license agreements from 850 companies based in 60 different countries > around the world. > > With special attention focused on the following info: > > Defkalion claims Hyperions are refueled in place without the need to > uninstall modules while refueling. Nickel powder fuel is renewed in vacuum > using Hyperion Recharge Units, a suitcase sized device developed by > Defkalion. > > This tells me that the micro powder cannot be removed from the reaction > vessel and an alternative rejuvenation method has been discovered to > reactivate the spent powder to revive reactor performance. > > This is another indicator that DGT permanently affixes powder to the > reactor heat transfer structure. > > The take away… > > I like this...Reviving the powder is good…DGT > > I don't like this...Replacing powder is bad,,,Rossi. >
