Full tests of the
CFR
v4.0
created on May 8, 2003 -
JLN Labs - Last update June 13,
2003
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diagrams are published freely (freeware) and are intended for a private use and a non commercial use.
The purpose of this serie of tests is to find the working regime of the Cold Fusion Reactor ( CFR ) v4.0. So, different voltages values have been tested and also " a blank test " have been conducted with the reactor set at a cold glow discharge plasma regime. This " blank test " has been done at low voltage and under the normal working regime of the CFR which is a high temperature plasma and an incandescent tungsten cathode.
RUN#29 - " BLANK TEST " : Low Power test in the cold glow discharge plasma regime ( 155V DC ) :
For the "Blank test", the
Voltage input has been tuned so as to get a cold glow discharge plasma around
the W cathode.
Electrolyte solution :
2000 mL of K2CO3 ( 0.2 M ), BLANK TEST : COP = Output/Input = 0.96 |
RUN #26: Test at 230V DC :
In the full
regime there is a Hot and strong plasma around the W cathode.
Electrolyte solution :
2000 mL of K2CO3 ( 0.2 M ), COP = Output/Input = 2.56 |
RUN #27: Test at 231V DC :
Electrolyte solution :
2000 mL of K2CO3 ( 0.2 M ), COP = Output/Input = 2.41 |
RUN #28: Test at 233V DC :
Electrolyte solution :
2000 mL of K2CO3 ( 0.2 M ), COP = Output/Input = 2.58 |
The results of the TESTS RUNS #24 and #25 are published here
Notes from Jean-Louis Naudin : This serie of tests on the CFR v4.0, shows that the maximum of efficiency ( about 250% ) with a such setup is obtained for a voltage about 230 V DC. At low voltage ( < 160 V DC ) the reactor efficiency is under 100% ( see the "Blank test" ) even if a glow discharge plasma can be seen around the Tungsten cathode. A High Temperature plasma with an incandescent cathode is required to get the effect. With too much voltage >250V DC and thus too much power, the measured efficiency begins to drop due to the recondensation effect of the steam produced at the output of the reactor.
I am very grateful to the Professor Pierre Clauzon for his contribution to the CFR project and his help during some CFR tests runs and also to the Professor Jean-François Fauvarque and Gérard Lallevé from the "Laboratoire d'Electrochimie Industrielle" of the CNAM ( Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers ) from Paris, for their scientific support and their contribution to this project.
Cold Fusion
Reactor : Full Experimental datas
results
Preliminary tests of the Big CFR v4.0
Email : JNaudin509@aol.com
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