Hm... Chelani appears to be completely oblivious to the fact that cooling of 
his heater wires is primarily via convection in his 7 Bar H2 atmosphere. I know 
from firsthand experience that a majority of the heat will be carried from the 
wires to the glass surface directly above the wires. There will be hotspots 
above the wires and there will also be a big difference between the top and 
bottom of the glass tube.

Chelani even reports a burnout when he loses hydrogen pressure and yet he still 
doesn't appear to realize the huge contribution of convection in a hydrogen 
atmosphere.

Until he improves his calorimetric measurement method to measure total output 
heat flux the results are equivocal.

Mark Snoswell

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