Author: Dale
Date: 5/17/2012 6:34 pm
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Here is some of the design criteria I needed to digest, I will begin this set of drawings for the LENR Reactor and attempt to complete them by this Monday.
Please add anything if you see I have missed something, the reactor is designed but not drawn up.
Understanding LENR Reactions
Thursday, May 17, 2012
3:33 AM
From the initial disclosures of Rossi & Focardi in early 2011, a basic understanding was formed that nano nickel powder was used in conjunction with pressurized hydrogen contained in a small area and said to be approximately 1g nickel.
The technology has been called cold fusion, low energy nuclear reactions, condensed matter nuclear reactions and so on there are others. A basic understanding of the process as disclosed led me to believe an importance existed to proceed with the development of the technology whatever is actually happening.
The basic reactor was made to appear very simple by the Rossi disclosures however the reactor to make the reactions become efficient and stable will be well thought out to provide multiple variations and combinations of variables to experiment with.
These reactions become evident after conditions are met at the basic level which are;
A hollow chamber that has the capability of being pressurized,
A copper tube,
A nickel, copper, manganese wire,
A process applied to the wire to deflect the outer surface to a skeleton matrix,
A device reactor containing a method of energizing electrically said wires contained within a pressurized hollow chamber,
A solid sealed device to contain pressurized hydrogen and high heat,
A method to cool down the heated reactor.
Secondary level considerations are;
What these reactions contain in basic form,
The effects of magnetic fields on the reactions,
The effects of heat differentials translated through metal parts,
The ability to manipulate multiple reaction fields through heat induction and oscillating magnetic domains, causing acoustical resonance,
The variable adjustable factors that cause the reactions to become evident.
Mechanical design must seal hydrogen and heated fluid and must be compact. Must be reproducible in quantity for the least possible manufacturing costs. Must be practical and useful.
Found on the Dolphin 5 page is the pdf from Italy that was also used as referencing needs. Please add any comments or suggestions.
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