For those with backgrounds in Chemistry or Physics we suggest you read this first!
"On the possibility of hydroelectric fusion" By Dr Nigel Dyer
Our "Proof of Concept" Heat Exchange Measuring...
We are running the MIE engine's output- the superheated steam, through 50 feet of helically coiled copper tubing
placed inside a heavily insulated bucket cooler ( a KULA).
As the superheated steam enters the copper tubing, the large relative volume causes a profound cooling effect much like in refrigeration,
and the superheated steam begins condesing over the 50 feet of copper tubing.
With extremely good conductivity, the copper tubing will transfer it's heat to the water in the bucket.
We measure the increase in tremperature of the known volume of water,
per minute, and we get "HOW MUCH ENERGY" has been produced in the impact chambers of the MIE engine.
We compare this with the easily calculated energy costs to pre-heat the injected saltwater stream before cavitation injection,
as well as the electrical energy cost of the hydraulic pumping of the heated saltwater stream up to 22,000 psi,
into the impact chambers.
This ACTIVATION ENERGY will then be compared to the Output ENERGY calculated from within the KULA.
Stay Tuned for the measurements that could change the world!
Second suggestion for technical backgrounds
Cavitation-Induced Fusion: Proof of Concept. Max I. Fomitchev-Zamilov Click Here
First suggestion for Non-technical explanations
A look at setting Salt Water on Fire !
This is an interesting series of articles and videos, and does not require a PhD or deep background in Science to enjoy it. Click here.
Desalinization the way it should be done.
Our Cavitation Engine is the perfect solution to desalinization needs of any size. Click here.