From wired.co.uk : An attempt by the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project to
replicate E-Cat, Andrea Rossi's alleged cold fusion reactor, ended explosively
yesterday after the reactor heated to over 1,000C.
The MFMP is a
group dedicated to co-operative, open-source research into cold fusion. Because the effects tend to be
so small, much of the work has been on calorimetry (the science of
measuring heat) and calibration to ensure that any excess heat is
real. However, MFMP's Project Dog Bone is aiming at something bigger, producing
large amounts of excess heat as claimed by
Rossi, professor Alexander Parkhomov of Lomonosov Moscow
State University and
independent US researcher Jack Cole.
In line with their approach of carrying out all the research as
publicly as possible, the experiment was shown on a live video
feed. The reactor can be seen cracking apart with a loud bang three
hours 47 minutes into the embedded video.
Swagelok based reactor leak testMartin Fleischmann Memorial Project
Fortunately, the experimenters noticed the temperature rise, and
put up a blast shield in the minute before the explosion. The
soundtrack records the experimenters' surprised and excited
responses to the blast: ...
Read full article: http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-02/06/cold-fusion-reactor
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Also watch the video: Follow the Data - Cold Fusion Research in Pictures
(Pictures from Project Dog Bone)
The most efficient energy
technology in the world, at this point of time is the Dog Bone. At least
if one would believe the few people who have tested working technology.
An independent team made some tests in Switzerland and their
report claims that the device operated steady over time with superior
efficiencies. This report has been downloaded from a Swedish Webpage
over 150 000 times.
The Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project is
one of many team working on trying to replicate the Dog Bone. They live
stream their experiments over the Internet and invite the public to
participate.
For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/MartinFleischmannMemorialProject
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Check the paper: Experiments with Nickel and Hydrogen by Kurt Edstrom, Jan-Erik Nowacki
Always a good read Peter Gluck's latest essay from Ego Out blog: YVES HENRI PRUM'S LENR REPLICATION DAY
