E-cat Andrea Rossi is back!

[Obamot]

Hot fusion at 48% "gross" efficiency is already there ... Solar in C-PV.
Shortly (within two to five years) it will be accessible with a reasonable investment ...
And predictions herald the ceiling exploded 50% (advancing 85% in the medium term.)

For now, we can not complain 1Wc to € 0,90 possible (even a little cheaper welding cells with one another and manufacturing modules for then ask yourself), the shop even offers panels € 1,40 the toilet ... the finished product. At this price, it is not even bother to build them yourself (you still have some expertise ...). But he who would file all prices - not to mention his work and the time needed to design - probably happen 6'000 or 7'000 € the 5'000W for all instal. (With all the voltage / amperage required.) What 75% reduction in energy costs! Good start!

€ 100 for 90W with 28 panels we reach 2'500W / person for 2'500 for € 30 years almost gratos electricity.

[raymon]

The interest of the FF is that it is usable and cheap individuelement while the merger is necessarily huge machines in a centralized sytem. Of course for hot fusion I assume you mean the boron hydrogen fusion, no ITER.

In fact, the question excuses, you know what chemistry you Raymon?

Not much it interress me a little I bach counted after I am very curious and I gleaned here and there, the Internet has taught me, Oh I did not know this story radon and concrete could you say more ?
Although the sun is a very interesting solution if there was no cold fusion.

[Obamot]

Well to reproduce the "cold fusion" which is expressed in the only observable example so far, it will really cost very very expensive in PET * ...!

So to heat a home, will each lead the rubble of trucks, sand / gravel / stone / cement pour a slab, then the day after the break, eliminate and re-run another at 130 € per m3, it's more expensive than any fossil fuel, we'll call it "gray energy" given the color [joke mode: "OFF"] ^^

If radon is released by a physicochemical reaction, which under ambient pressure releases this radioactive gas in the materials used, and which is released (and / or active) in a catalytic reaction (which can observe in others, but it's the only one I know that releases of radioactivity and can therefore be likened to the gentle atomic fusion and / or cold, in the etymological sense of the term).

When you say:

Although the sun is a very interesting solution if there was no cold fusion.

if we did not know that your goal is always wanting to leave open a door to this type of solution (which is commendable, as it's done fairly) otherwise it would be put to the rank of a misunderstanding, since for now (and already for nearly fifty years) none has been found exploitable, whereas the solar yes. So you can not put those two things in parallel (because that would be wrong, at least as producing usable energy for comparable performance.) And since in the meantime there is even suspicion of deception (and even dislodged the deception least one case ...)


* PET = Tons oil equivalent.

[Exnihiloest]

Why persist with cold fusion while hot is expected soon?

I'm afraid you're not disappointed. Physicists are unable to efficiently confine the plasma. Iter seems postponed indefinitely, and when it's ready, it will be just a prototype, it is still far from industrialization.
Shorter-term solutions would be welcome, especially those who, like the hypothetical cold fusion could be used in a decentralized manner. The disposal of electrical voltage lines would also be a nice program ...

[Obamot]

That pretty much sums up the mountain of bullshit told by the "experts" in France. But when people are ignorant, they believe the reasoning "so logical" [of bar counter drunkards] but fools.

Read some posts, in my opinion, there are no experts who tell ^^
... And so why we think they do it on purpose: so, what mimicry!

[sen-no-sen]

Why persist with cold fusion while hot is expected soon?

I'm afraid you're not disappointed. Physicists are unable to efficiently confine the plasma. Iter seems postponed indefinitely, and when it's ready, it will be just a prototype, it is still far from industrialization.
Shorter-term solutions would be welcome, especially those who, like the hypothetical cold fusion could be used in a decentralized manner. The disposal of electrical voltage lines would also be a nice program ...

ITER is a political project that a viable project ...
Actually participating countries ITER We are all looking for solutions that are more efficient, less expensive and faster to implement (ZR machines, LM compact fusion, PETAL, ARC, etc ...).

[Rical]

Some links to update econologie.com:
[*] 2017 / 09 / 12 - Me356 self-powered energy production: LENR Commercialization: The most expensive is isotope analysis, the longest is to develop a technique that works. But any serious industrialist can do it.
[*] 2017 / 09 / 14 - NASA: Nuclear activity in deuterium materials.
[*] 2017 / 09 / 16 - Brilliant Light Power at the Cable Industry Conference.
[*] 2017 / 09 / 18 - Drexel University: in compressed spaces, ions no longer follow the laws of nature.

[Gaston]

The 4 links point to the same document ...