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Energy, Inc.
10K Driver and JET Energy Phusor™ Electrodes
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The 10K Driver and associated Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reaction (LANR)
system offer improvements beyond those of the JET MIT ICCF-10 Demonstration
(Cambridge, August, 2003).
Cherry Technology®-designed
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JET
Energy, Inc.: PHUSOR™ Electrode
Metamaterial Technology
PHUSOR™ Electrode Close Up Revealing Asymmetric Electrolysis
This figure demonstrates an important finding of this system - asymmetric
electrolysis which is seen on only one side of the cathode (which is facing
the anode). In this high voltage system (~1500 volts), videos (including
those shown at ICCF-10 by Dr. Mitchell Swartz, of which the above figure
is a single frame grab) have demonstrated that cathodic electrolysis bubbling
occurs, if the conditions are appropriate, almost solely on the anode-side
(left hand portion of the spiral wound cathode in the photo) of this PHUSOR™
electrode.
As shown
above, the JET PHUSOR™ electrode system is different from others in the
field. The figure also heralds the forced movement of the loaded
deuterons through the loaded metal. This creates a deuteron current
through the palladium electrode.
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JET
Energy, Inc.: Computed Thermal Product
Thermal Spectroscopy deconvolves to Power and Integrated
Energy
Input electrical power and observed output heat power
(and energies) as a function of time
for the Phusor™-Spiral Metamaterial LAT (Lattice-assisted technology)
system and the electrical control
This figure shows the output of a moderate performance LAT system.
The figure is a graph which has four curve.The graph shows the input electrical
power and observed output heat power as a function of time over several
days, both for the heavy water deuteron-loaded system and for the electrical
control. Also shown, are the integrated input energy and integrated
energy output of both the cold fusion device and the control, over
several days.
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It should be noted that the observed output power is much greater for the
deuterium-loaded system as compared to the thermal (joule) controls. There
are two additional energy curves in the figure that corroborate the excess
heat of the deuterium-loaded palladium system compared to the control.
The figure shows the integrated energy curves.
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The figure shows that in this run, there was an excess heat developed of
more than 300,000 joules compared to the control.
Swartz. M., "Consistency of the Biphasic Nature of Excess
Enthalpy in Solid State Anomalous Phenomena with the Quasi-1-Dimensional
Model of Isotope Loading into a Material", Fusion Technology, 31,
63-74 (1997)
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JET
Energy, Inc.: OPTIMAL OPERATING POINT Technology
Optimal Operating Point and Peak Production Point
In a Pd/D2O/Pt Phusor(TM)-Spiral Electrode System
The figure shows power gain and the energy production curves for a JET
Palladium Phusor™-electrode as a function of applied voltage across the
device. As Dr. Swartz has demonstrated in several Lattice-Assisted Nuclear
Reaction (LANR) systems, an optimal operating point can be seen.
This narrow peak (maximum) of the power gain and production curve for the
products is observed for the desired reactions (heat and trace amounts
of helium-4) as a function of input electrical power. Driving with
electrical input power beyond the optimal operating point does not improve
the production of the desired product or power gain, but instead
yields a less than desirable falloff of the production rate and power gain
with increasing input power.
The failure to operate
similar systems near the optimal operating point may account for some of
the widespread difficulties in observing the desired reactions.
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Swartz. M., "Generality of Optimal Operating Point Behavior
in Low Energy Nuclear Systems", Journal of New Energy, 4,
2, 218-228 (1999)
Swartz. M., G. Verner, A. Frank, H. Fox "Importance of
Non-dimensional Numbers and Optimal Operating Points in Cold Fusion", Journal
of New Energy, 4, 2, 215-217 (1999)
Swartz, M, "Optimal Operating Point Characteristics
of Nickel Light Water Experiments", Proceedings of ICCF-7 (1998)
Swartz. M., "Biphasic Behavior in Thermal Electrolytic
Generators Using Nickel Cathodes", IECEC 1997 Proceedings, paper
#97009 (1997)
Swartz,
M., "Quasi-One-Dimensional Model of Electrochemical Loading of Isotopic
Fuel into a Metal", Fusion Technology, 22, 2, 296-300 (1992) |
JET
Energy, Inc.
Energy
Production and Lattice Assisted Technology
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JET
Energy, Inc. - ICCF10
Demonstration
THE MIT ICCF-10 OPEN DEMONSTRATION
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The demonstration of Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reaction (LANR) at ICCF-10
ran several days using a JET Energy, Inc. driver and demonstration unit
[August 25 through August 29, 2003 at MIT, in the Department of Electrical
Engineering]. For those who attended the demonstration over any reasonable
amount of time, the demonstration unit also clarified the presence of the
optimal operating point. The optimal operating point is important
because it showns that there is a limit to the performance of any heavy
water device.
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The demonstration system showed an optimal operating point with peak excess
power ratios of circa 2.7.
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The mean excess power gain (compared to an ohmic joule control) during
the week was 2.30 +/-.84 for electrical input powers of 120 to 750 milliwatts.
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The system developed 338 +/-67 milliwatts of excess power.
Dr Eugene Mallove: "The existence of the cold fusion demonstrations
[the JET Thermal Product ICCF10 Demonstration unit and the students from
Oregon under Prof. Dash] at MIT warmed my soul because MIT is our alma
mater, our mutual alma mater. Dr. Mitchell Swartz and I are both
MIT graduates. Here we had at MIT a working reactor that was within
a few thousand feet of the Tokamak hot fusion laboratory which has consumed
something like approximately a half billion dollars federal funds over
the last 15 years. The hot fusion graduate students have learned this or
that but the program is going absolutely no where. And here just a few
thousand feet away in a public setting, attended mostly by people who were
attending the ICCF-10 conference but including many other members of the
public, there was a working cold fusion reactor. The overall experience
was positive and that fact, historically, will never be erased at this
point. In the year 2003, an actual working cold fusion reactor of
significant performance, and very accurately measured performance, was
done by an MIT graduate, namely Dr. Swartz, at MIT." ICCF10
Demonstration
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JET
Energy, Inc. - MORE EFFICIENT WATER HEATERS
Reaction container's core temperature and input electrical power
This figure shows the results of a Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reaction (LANR)
system. The graph includes the heavy water reaction container's core
temperature, along with the input electrical power to both the heavy water
deuteron-loaded system, and an electrical control, each as a function of
time. Notice that there is a control period of no electrical input, then
a period of deuterium-loading of the palladium from the heavy water, then
a second period of no input, then that followed by electrical input only
to the electrical control [consisting of an ohmic electrical resistor for
joule (thermal) heating]. It can be seen that for equivalent input electrical
power that there develops a core temperature in the heavy water reaction
container that is much higher in the loaded metal when compared to the
thermal (joule) control. Runs such as this, over much longer times are
used to determine device performance as a function of input electrical
power.
Swartz, M, "Improved Electrolytic Reactor PerformanceUsing
p-Notch
System Operation and Gold Anodes, Transactions of the American Nuclear
Association, Nashville, Tenn Meeting, (ISSN:0003-018X publisher LaGrange,
Ill) 78, 84-85 (1998)
Swartz. M., "Patterns of Failure in Cold Fusion Experiments",
Proceedings
of the 33RD Intersociety Engineering Conference on Energy Conversion,
IECEC-98-I229, Colorado Springs, CO, August 2-6, (1998)
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Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions (LANR) are real. With the
right training, proper equipment and materials, it can be used safely to
generate heat with improved efficiency. JET Energy, Inc. can maximize
the likelihood of observing these phenomena and of recording both the input
and output powers and energies.
Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions (LANR) are important.
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As discussed by the late Dr. Eugene Mallove, [21st Radio, May 2004] "One
important implication of cold fusion is that there are, at least, 300 gallons
of gasoline equivalent in every gallon of ordinary water. If you
take the heavy hydrogen contained in one gallon of water, normal water
that you drink, or get at the pond or the lake or the ocean, and fuse that
heavy hydrogen into helium, which is what is happening in cold fusion.
This gives you heat, and that amount of heat is the equivalent of 300 gallons
of gasoline. That means that in only one cubic kilometer of ocean,
we have the energy equivalent of the entire known oil reserves on Earth.
And that means total energy independence from any localized supply of oil
plus the environmental benefit of not producing CO2 and other noxious
pollutants."
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As discussed briefly by Nobel Prize Winner, Brian
Josephson in the Independent (UK) [August 2004] also states that cold fusion
is real and can be used safely to generate heat with improved efficiency.
In the open-minded Letters
to the Editor of the Independent, regarding "Fusion alternative to fossil
fuels". Prof. Brian D. Josephson wrote:"Fusion alternative to
fossil fuels"
Sir: In regard to the letter of xxx xxxxxxx (1 June), nuclear
fusion already works: the way to make it work was demonstrated 15 years
ago by Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann but an inadequate, poorly analysed
experiment by rival workers specialising in high-temperature fusion led
to the scientific community concluding that "cold fusion" was a delusion,
and to the suppression of such investigations. Research continued in some
laboratories nevertheless, and on a recent visit to the US I visited one,
witnessing an apparently well-designed experiment where the heat energy
output was some 40 per cent in excess of the energy put into the system.
Total energy excess amounted to 48 kilojoules per cubic centimetre of electrode,
an amount significantly greater than can be accounted for by any of the
non-fusion mechanisms suggested by the sceptics. It should be feasible,
according to Dr Mitchell Swartz of JET Energy Technology, the scientist
in charge of the experiment, to scale up this process to provide a source
of energy on a large scale that does not generate greenhouse gases and
is radiation free. In frustrating such a development, the scientists who
denounced the original cold fusion research appear to have done mankind
a grave disservice."
Professor Brian Josephson
Department of Physics, University of Cambridge
"Pathological
Disbelief" Prof. Josephson
"Science
in neglect" - Lietz
Dr. Brian Josephson's
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