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

[chessnyt]

@cubalibre:

Yours is a very fortunate type of business to be in as I predict the value of your product will rise with the significant increase in demand this new technology (LENR) will trend towards.  I have made a note of your website for future reference as your product is of such high quality.

Take pure nickel powder, hydrogen, high temperatur and high pressure, ... it's not so easy:
This has already been done during production of the nickel powder! There must be further tricks.

Yes, there are at least two other "tricks".  One is the introduction of an electrical frequency (at least it is my opinion that it is electrical and not radio frequency) which may not actually be the case.  The second is a secret catalyst which is being purposely withheld as a trade secret of the inventor.


Best Regards,

Chess 

[chessnyt]

@Everyone:
Another article that echos sentiment of the new LENR revolution is hot off the press today.  The following is a selected excerpt:

"Even the most hardened sceptic who has been witnessing the events in the world of LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reactions) recently could not have failed to notice that things are getting serious. It is no longer reasonable to question whether or not excess heat is produced - if you have half a braincell, then you already know it simply is.The debate now centers on how much excess energy, and how quickly can it be commercialized."

LINK:
http://freeenergytruth.blogspot.com/2012/04/race-is-on-lenr-now-allowed-to-prosper.html


Enjoy,

Chess

P.S.  I find the last paragraph of this article very interesting concerning "the trillion dollar energy industry".  Reeling this in just seems a bit too easy.  It's as if the shark has gone under the boat.   

[chessnyt]

@Everyone:
This is by far my favorite article as of yet!  This was just released today by oilprice.com and I must say, I am blown away by the additional details released by Brillouin in an interview with its (oilprice.com) staff.  Some of the information is just a repeat.

Like I said before, when it rains good news, it pours!!!!   

Here's some selected excerpts:

"The new leader is Brillouin Energy with a new process named the Hot Tube Boiler.  Sterling Allen at PESN interviewed Brillouin’s Robert W. George II, CEO; and the inventor, Robert Godes, the Chief Technology Officer.  Mr. Allen learned Brillouin has had two significant independent validations of their scientific model and claims. One of those was by Los Alamos National Laboratories. The other was by Dr. Michael McKubre of Stanford Research International (SRI), who subsequently joined their board of advisors."

So it's clear that Dr. McKubre is no longer an independent validator.  He has actually joined the company. 

"What puts Brillion out in front first is the temperature output.  Brillouin expects the test of the new Hot Tube model at SRI will be capable of delivering steam at temperatures from 400ºC to 500ºC (750-932ºF).  These kinds of temperatures are called superheated or deliver “dry steam”, a steam form that does not contain water mechanically suspended.  Dry steam is what’s needed for generating power and moving heat because it saves a great deal of water and is more efficient.  Pressures, especially for turbine drives can be much higher."

This puts them years ahead of Rossi and his E-Cat as Brillouin is able to produce steam temperatures capable of driving current modern steam turbines making power plant retrofits possible using existing equipment.  The others don't even plan to offer a boiler as of yet and this company has already incorporated one into the design!

"The second Brillouin advantage is control and predictable output. The Brillouin team noted Dr. McKubre has joined the Brillouin Board of Directors because of the consistency of the results.  So far as we know, Brillouin is the first cold fusion or LENR process that is able to repeat tasks every time, without exception."

"Godes noted that 1.024 ml, a volume about the size of a #2 pencil eraser, of water provides as much energy as two 48-gallon drums of gasoline. “That is 355,000 times the amount of energy per volume â€" five orders of magnitude.”

Now that is IMPRESSIVE!!!!   

"The Brillouin CEO is Robert W. George II, who was a Managing Director at Grosvenor Financial Partners.  Mr. George has honest, real and practical experience in bringing startups to market.  It’s very likely that George can find a way to get the technology into customer’s hands at a price that’s attractive enough to attract even more customers."

They also have the past experience of Robert George II who knows how to bring startups to market (expediently too).

"The electro-stimulation is more complex than what is presumed to be going on at the E-Cat or Defkalion efforts."

No "radio frequency" discussion here either.  Just like I believe, it's electric current pulses at correct frequencies.

"These are high current pulses through the lattice of our CECR reactor. The Q pulses cause electromigration, which means the nickel atoms and the hydrogen ions get moved by passing electrons."

link:
http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/New-LENR-Machine-is-the-Best-Yet.html


Enjoy,

Chess

[MileHigh]

Chessnyt:

Here is the key quote:

For documentation the suggestion is in the firm’s business summary, “Evidence suggests this reaction involves the synthesis of neutrons, which accumulate on hydrogen dissolved in a matrix (lattice), which progresses to deuterium, then tritium and on to quadrium that decays to helium.  In a Brillouin reaction the process is promoted and catalyzed in a highly energized nickel matrix. The process releases thermal energy far in excess of what is possible from chemical reactions. The important feature is that neutrons are generated and accumulate in a comparatively low-energy environment, and this accumulation generates heat.”

Simply stated, hydrogen in a nickel lattice exposed to Brillouin’s proprietary electro-stimulation will yield heat and at the end, helium.

I have never heard of quadrium, have you?  So they are arguing that in a multi-step process you can do "classical" nuclear fusion, from hydrogen to helium.  You bypass the coulomb barrier by firing neutrons at hydrogen to get "quadrium" and then one of the four neutrons decays into an electron and a positron and voila! - helium.

It sounds too good to be true and I note that Robert Godes bashes all of the competing LENR technologies.

Time will tell but this one is too fantastical sounding to me.  Therefore, the only thing that will convince me is a convincing demo verified by independent third party testers.  Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

MileHigh

[chessnyt]

Chessnyt:

Here is the key quote:
For documentation the suggestion is in the firm’s business summary, “Evidence suggests this reaction involves the synthesis of neutrons, which accumulate on hydrogen dissolved in a matrix (lattice), which progresses to deuterium, then tritium and on to quadrium that decays to helium.  In a Brillouin reaction the process is promoted and catalyzed in a highly energized nickel matrix. The process releases thermal energy far in excess of what is possible from chemical reactions. The important feature is that neutrons are generated and accumulate in a comparatively low-energy environment, and this accumulation generates heat.”


I have never heard of quadrium, have you?  So they are arguing that in a multi-step process you can do "classical" nuclear fusion, from hydrogen to helium.  You bypass the coulomb barrier by firing neutrons at hydrogen to get "quadrium" and then one of the four neutrons decays into an electron and a positron and voila! - helium.

It sounds too good to be true and I note that Robert Godes bashes all of the competing LENR technologies.

Time will tell but this one is too fantastical sounding to me.  Therefore, the only thing that will convince me is a convincing demo verified by independent third party testers.  Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

MileHigh

@MileHigh:
It's normally referred to as hydrogen-4 and you seriously didn't know this?  Even I knew that and this is not even my field of expertise. 

"Hydrogen-4 (also less commonly referred to as quadrium) is a highly unstable isotope of hydrogen. The nucleus consists of a proton and three neutrons. It has been synthesised in the laboratory by bombarding tritium with fast-moving deuterium nuclei.[3] In this experiment, the tritium nuclei captured neutrons from the fast-moving deuterium nucleus."

link:
http://www.enotes.com/topic/Hydrogen-4

Just because you don't know something doesn't make it false.  Be fair now as I am giving you the benefit of the doubt here.


Regards,

Chess

P.S.  The key quote you missed was actually this:
"...Brillouin has had two significant independent validations of their scientific model and claims. One of those was by Los Alamos National Laboratories. The other was by Dr. Michael McKubre of Stanford Research International (SRI), who subsequently joined their board of advisors."