Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices
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Re: Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices
#2Is there conclusive evidence that this device actually work yet?
Re: Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices
#3$2/MWhr to run? That seems unbelievably cheap. I hope those figures aren't overly optimistic.
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#4If it actually produces 1MW of power from a shipping container, even if all other claims were false, I'd think this would be useful in emergency/disaster zones.
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#5Nice. Now the question whether Andrea Rossi is a conman will be settled once and for all. I'm looking forward to the first reviews.
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#6Is there conclusive evidence that this device actually work yet?
Kickstart buying one an trying it out? j/k :)
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#7I have a bridge to sell you.
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#8Indication of anomalous heat energy production in a reactor device
Re: Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices
#9> The ECAT 1MW plant contains 106 smaller ECAT units mounted in a shipping container. Valve for filling the Hydrogen is on the front of each unit, together with electrical connection to the immersion heater used to start the reaction.
Not mentioned in the article is that the "immersion heater" required power -- to sustain the cold fusion reaction, of course -- totals just over 1 MW continuous.
> Current delivery time is estimated to four months.
That should be enough time to sign up an adequate number of perfect fools.
Re: Andrea Rossi has started commercializing ECAT nuclear fusion devices
#10> The ECAT 1MW plant contains 106 smaller ECAT units mounted in a shipping container. Valve for filling the Hydrogen is on the front of each unit, together with electrical connection to the immersion heater used to start the reaction. Not mentioned in the article is that the "immersion heater" required power -- to sustain the cold fusion reaction, of course -- totals just over 1 MW continuous. > Current delivery time…
> Not mentioned in the article is that the "immersion heater" required power
The tech data page specifies 200kW input power