Live Run on the Dual Cell [UPDATE#1 - New Video and commentary]
We just started current through the active wires. We are now in the live test phase with both cells in the vertical apparatus simultaneously. Cross your fingers for the human race.
And you can watch the live data update every 5 minutes and see it plotted against the calibration curve using this spreadsheet in OpenOffice or LibreOffice (both open source and free downloads).
Update: New Video of Celani answering questions about his cell at the ICCF17 Conference.
Some useful insights and tidbits. Specifically about the wires special structures absorbing all gasses - maybe the wire nano structure gets filled with He during calibrations making it more difficult for the wire to absorb Hydrogen and so making it less able to produce excess heat.
Comments
1. The current causes Joule heating, which affects the reaction.
2. The current results in loading of the hydrogen, causing an increased density of hydrogen per metal atom.
3. The current causes hydrogen to move through the substrate, resulting in an increased *flux* of hydrogen.
Related to current, there are these ideas about resistance:
4. Resistance decreases with the loading of hydrogen in a solid phase system such as the Celani wire.
5. Resistance increases when the high loading of deuterium, e.g., in a palladium substrate, causes it to change phase from alpha to beta, which is less electrically conductive.
See Storms's book on LENR for additional details.
Maybe allow the data to modify the pitch of a carrier wave, that should work.
P_out:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/v3512zizmkg3fbn/12hours_pout.wav
Resistance (Red)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/41fjdbpvp6fa4m5/12hours_resred.wav
(EDIT: I noticed too late that one of them has a frequency rate set to 8000 Hz rather than 4000 Hz as I intended to do)
It takes a too much time doing this manually, but it's feasible.
Anyway, at this sample rate I doubt there's much to be seen.
Also, input data here is not really wave-like (unlike seismometer traces, for example) so maybe it's not the best candidate for this sort of conversion.
That sir is not a bad idea.
Thanks, means a lot!
@Ecco
When we have the triggering mini-project under Collaborate - please participate and note these ideas there. With regard to the square pulse - that is what I meant, within the limits of the PSU controller. Ultimately we would like full waveform control, PWM and pulse interval control. We are aware that other researchers say it is the leading edge of a change that is important - it will be interesting to see...
Inputting a square DC wave into the active wire should be interesting to try too (not sure if this is the pulsing you were referring about).
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