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Brilliant Light Power has published a revised version of its document describing water bath calorimetry carried out by Mark Nansteel, who is a heat transfer expert at the company. This report provides data from a new test carried out in March 2021.
The new test was carried out on a new dual electrode plasma cell which had improved insulation, resulting in higher temperatures during the experiment.
Here is a table which compares data from the recent test with tests carried out in December of 2020:
From the summary of the report:
In the present test conducted with the new, larger dual electrode cell at an average temperature of 583°C the performance clearly exceeds that achieved in the prior tests using a single electrode in a smaller cell, running at lower temperature. In particular, the average plasma power has increased by about 82% relative to the best performance measured in December, 2020.
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New Water Bath Calorimetry Experiment Report by Brilliant Light Power
Thanks to Cashmemorz for posting about the following:
Brilliant Light Power has published a revised version of its document describing water bath calorimetry carried out by Mark Nansteel, who is a heat transfer expert at the company. This report provides data from a new test carried out in March 2021.
The new test was carried out on a new dual electrode plasma cell which had improved insulation, resulting in higher temperatures during the experiment.
The report can be read here:
https://brilliantlightpower.com/pdf/Report_on_Water_Bath_Calorimetry_(031621)_rev.pdf
Here is a table which compares data from the recent test with tests carried out in December of 2020:
From the summary of the report: