FIRST FREE ENERGY DEVICE REACHES MARKET IN OCTOBER -- The Game Changer is Here

[chessnyt]

No reference to automatic pressure release valves here - nor do I have an intimate knowledge of every single posting you have ever made on this forum.  With that in mind your comment about exploding E-Cat boilers taking out walls in a house sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?

Okay big man, I will take the bait...

You didn't just take the bait, you swallowed the hook line and sinker!!  I had to pry the tip of my pole out of your mouth I still have an impression of your nose on the bottom of my boot. 

There was a reason I didn't mention the pressure relief valve in the previous context, jackass.  It's because a boiler can explode EVEN with a pressure relief valve in place and in propper working order!  (and not because I didn't know about pressure relief valves obviously, because I mentioned these devices in this very thread back in JANUARY of this year in reply #515)

Embrittlement of boiler metal is normally referred to as caustic embrittlement or intercrystalline cracking. Failure of a boiler due to caustic embrittlement is normally undetectable during operating conditions; it generally occurs suddenly, with catastrophic results. 

But then again, ignorance is bliss, right MileOff?


Chess

[Magluvin]

MH has proven that his level of maturity is far beyond our comprehension.

He is the one in the panties and bra. The one that tries to make Chet into the blob, all because Mr panties has done wrong and the more responsible Chet is not happy with how his parents house got nearly destroyed by Mr Panties antics and tricks.

Ive seen the movie many times. Mr Panties is a fake. And the Chet as a blob is just an illusion that Mr Panties would like all to believe.

Again, M has dirtied his panties and tries to provide distractions in hopes that others might not notice the bad smell. 

M, you dirty girl

Mags

[MileHigh]

Chess:

It sounds like you did a lot of Google searching.  Good for you it makes you smarter.  You have a very selective memory through, don't you?  Not a single peep about your "big project" to charge batteries with an E-Cat turbine generating system.  No peeps about a host of other issues either.

Without doing any Google searching at all I would say that UL would not permit E-Cats with boilers to go onto the market if there was a very small chance of the catastrophic failure that you are talking about.  They would insist that the boiler have an external boiler jacket or call it a "double hull" if you will.  If the main boiler fails then the outer boiler hull will not fail because it is not subjected to repeated pressure stress like the boiler main hull is.  The outer boiler hull will not be sealed, instead it will route the escaping steam out of the house via an exhaust outlet.

Sounds pretty reasonable, doesn't it?  See what thinking outside the box can do for you?

MileHigh

[chessnyt]

When you made reference to the danger of the "boiler" blowing up I made the assumption that you had no clue what an automatic pressure release valve was.

You actually made two consecutive mistakes.

First, you assumed I didn't know what a pressure relief valve was (which was false):

There have been steam driven devices and systems long before the arrival of the grid.  There are safety relief valves (even your water heater in your home has to have one) which open up automatically when a safe pressure has been exceeded.

And then you showed your ignorance by not being aware that a boiler can fail even when a pressure relief valve is in place and working properly:

No reference to automatic pressure release valves here - nor do I have an intimate knowledge of every single posting you have ever made on this forum.  With that in mind your comment about exploding E-Cat boilers taking out walls in a house sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?

...so I took you to school:

Embrittlement of boiler metal is normally referred to as caustic embrittlement or intercrystalline cracking. Failure of a boiler due to caustic embrittlement is normally undetectable during operating conditions; it generally occurs suddenly, with catastrophic results.

Just because you can check on the internet to see I am correct (and I hoped you checked) does not mean I didn't know these things.  You'd be surprised what I could teach you.

Now don't make me take to school again, young man  


Chess

[MileHigh]

Well Chess...

It looks like you have a brain fry going on.  You can't even deal with what I am saying.

Are you by chance that crazy guy that runs the "Free Energy Truth" web site?  I suppose that you wouldn't hurt a fly.

Let's see if Defkalion does something because they are next at bat for a milestone.  They have promised to deliver in July, correct?

OMG I looked them up on Google to double-check the spelling and something seems amis:

http://www.defkalion-energy.com/

This account has been suspended.
Either the domain has been overused, or the reseller ran out of resources.

I realize that they could have already run out of monthly bandwidth or it could be a glitch.  Or this is foreshadowing something bad.

By the way, I have indeed heard of metal fatigue.  The "school" comment is laughable and you make yourself look ridiculous.

MileHigh