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Introduction to The Hydraulic-Electrostatic Cold Fusion Method Steven B. Krivit, Editor 12 th International Conference on Condensed Matter, Yokohama, Japan Dec. 1, 2005 1 A New Method Demonstrated on June 6, 2005, Edmonton, Canada

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Introduction to

The Hydraulic-Electrostatic Cold Fusion Method

Steven B. Krivit, Editor

12th International Conference on Condensed Matter, Yokohama, Japan

  • Dec. 1, 2005
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A New Method

  • Demonstrated on June 6, 2005,

–Edmonton, Canada

  • Research Manager:

–Hyunik Yang, professor of mechanical engineering at Hanyang University, Korea

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Yang’s Research Team

  • Alexander Koldamasov, (ret.) Russian

National Research Institute of Atomic Engineering

  • Andrei Desyatov, deputy director of the

Russian Aviation and Space Agency

  • Alla Kornilova, Moscow State Univ.
  • Vladimir Vysotskii, Kiev Shevchencko Univ.
  • Nahm Cho, Hanyang Univ.
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Another Russian Team and Patent Holder

  • Yevgeny Velikhov, president Kurchatov Research

Institute

  • Gerasimovich Gnedenko, director Kurchatov

Research Institute

  • Vital’evich Goryachev, associate director

Kurchatov Research Institute

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The Claims

No Validity Some Novelty / Some Validity Valid as Asserted

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Progress of Cold Fusion

  • Challenge: High power levels, high repeatability
  • Excess energy ~ 10%
  • Milliwatts: High repeatabability
  • Excess energy ~ 2500%
  • Tens of watts: Low repeatability
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Acoustic Cavitation Fusion Research

  • Stringham – Cold Fusion with D and Pd – 40

watts excess power.

  • Taleyarkhan – Hot Fusion with deuterated

acetone and neutron generator. No excess energy.

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Mechanical Cavitation

High hydraulic pressures and velocities, pumping a fluid in a recirculating system combined with electrostatic effects.

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Simplest Description:

“It's a tube and a hole.” (McKubre)

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New Energy Times

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The Cell

New Energy Times

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Cell with Electrical Taps

New Energy Times

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Electrical Discharge in Machine Oil

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Mechanical Cavitation

100 % Repeatable Sustainable Controllable Apparent Excess Energy

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General Characteristics

No host metal (palladium) required No deuterium / heavy water required No electrochemistry

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Why Is This Cold Fusion?

Apparent excess energy from hydrogen at low temperatures Apparent branching ratio favoring helium and not neutrons or gamma.

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Alexandr Koldamasov - Hyunik Yang

New Energy Times

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Bill Harrington

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Norm Arrison

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Technical Briefing June 6, 2005

New Energy Times

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Edmonton Demonstrations

First: Monday June 6, 2005 (day) Second: Monday June 6, 2005 (evening) Third: Tuesday June 7, 2005 (evening)

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The small machine. Cell for mid-size machine sits on table.

New Energy Times

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Cell Pump Motor Heat Exchanger

New Energy Times

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Water Purification System Pump

Cell

New Energy Times

Hydrogen Collection Tank

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Observations

  • 1. Three visible effects: Arc, Sparkle, Glow.
  • 2. Appearance of vaporized oil.
  • 3. Tin and Tout ∆ is perceptible by touch.
  • 4. Control screen display of 1000% Px (Heat).
  • 5. Start and stop at will.
  • 6. Increase or decrease effect at will, immediate.

response.

  • 7. Effects start immediately.
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Main Products Reported

  • 1. Heat.
  • 2. Electrical discharge.
  • 3. Also Hydrogen, Helium, Steam.
  • 4. Multiple audits performed (private).
  • 5. Control cell ∆ T = 0.5º.
  • 6. Test cell ∆ T = 8º.
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Radiation Reported

  • 1. No radioactive materials used.
  • 2. No long-lived radioactivity produced.
  • 3. Low-level transient radiation produced during

low power operation.

  • 4. Shielding required for neutron and gamma

emissions produced at higher operating power levels.

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Martin Fleischmann

  • “It's so simple, I should have thought of it!”
  • “I think it's real all right. Assuming that they

have instrumented the system properly, there is no doubt it generates excess heat.”

  • “Under certain circumstances, a liquid can

behave like condensed matter.”

  • “Same difficulties as we went through.”
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Peter Hagelstein

  • Feb. 13, 2005:

“It was possible to verify by touch the presence of a sizeable temperature increase.” “The basic claims of energy and charge creation correspond to massive effects that are readily

  • bservable independent of any of their

diagnostics.” “In the course of my review, essentially no scientific data was presented.”

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McKubre - Mizuno –

No comments “on the record.”

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What’s Missing

Hard data

None yet.

Replication?

Not Independent. Machines are in labs in Russia, Canada and Korea.

Scientific Publication?

No.

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Resolution?

Good Magic ? OR Good News ?

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