TO: The Director of NIST
National Institute of Science Technology
director@nist.com March 30, 2012
Subject: Energy Grant to Determine the Flash Point of Water Vapor or Steam.
For the last 30 years, I have been pondering why everyone believes that Water Vapor will not burn; since, there are many clues that tell us water vapor cracks under rapid heat and produces a White Light, but does not support combustion.
For example:
1. The Edison Light Bulb flashes water vapor, which is precisely controlled during the manufacturing process of same, and may hiss, internally.
2. The Coleman Lantern, when it hisses, is flashing water vapor, claim I.
3. The Sun, the Stars and Comets burn Hydrogen, after water cracks, claim I.
4. A-55 Clean Fuel with a 19:1 compression ratio, claims Gunnerman.
5. Hexamine Fuel, if combustion is perfect, and it hisses, claim I.
6. Acetylene Torches, when they hiss, burns Hydrogen, claims others.
7. Lightning flashes water vapor and explodes the Hydrogen, claim I.
8. Many Fireworks, Gunfire or Tracer Bullets flash water vapor.
9. Meteorites (when they enter Earth’s Atmosphere) streak, yet have no engines.
10. Saint Elmo’s Fire cracks water, which only occurs after a “Lightning Strike”.
11. Re-entry of any space vehicle causes Hydrogen to burn. How?
12. Paraffin or gasoline fires flash if water is used to extinguish the flames, like during the 911 fires.
Plus, I’ve seen St. Elmo’s Fire and the hissing of Hexamine Fuel during my patent experiments with Hexamine, several years ago. And, I have witnessed water added to a paraffin camp stove fire, which shot flames over 6 feet in the air, while burning the Hydrogen released from water. But, if you decide to try this, try only outdoors, heat wax on a barbeque grill in a tin cup until it starts burning, spontaneously. Then, add water from a small shot glass, very carefully, and expect a flame-thrower reaction!
Therefore, I suspect that the “Flash Point” of Water Vapor is slightly below the melting point of Lead, or around 700° F., and can be created with Internal Combustion Pressure in any Diesel Engine with a Compression Ratio of about 19.5:1 or more. (Rudolph Gunnerman used a Mercedes 180-D with19:1 for most of his experiments with D-55.)
Therefore, I claim to have discovered this phenomenon of Nature, over 65 years ago, while dropping water droplets on a “Red Hot” pancake grill, but did not fully understand it, like Cavendish, Edison, Tesla, Meyers, Coleman and many others, during their lifetime of observations and experiments.
Sincerely,
James H. Armistead, Inventor (age 79)
Gen. Delivery (Homeless)
Laughlin, NV. 89029
shakespirit@gmail.com
National Institute of Science Technology
director@nist.com March 30, 2012
Subject: Energy Grant to Determine the Flash Point of Water Vapor or Steam.
For the last 30 years, I have been pondering why everyone believes that Water Vapor will not burn; since, there are many clues that tell us water vapor cracks under rapid heat and produces a White Light, but does not support combustion.
For example:
1. The Edison Light Bulb flashes water vapor, which is precisely controlled during the manufacturing process of same, and may hiss, internally.
2. The Coleman Lantern, when it hisses, is flashing water vapor, claim I.
3. The Sun, the Stars and Comets burn Hydrogen, after water cracks, claim I.
4. A-55 Clean Fuel with a 19:1 compression ratio, claims Gunnerman.
5. Hexamine Fuel, if combustion is perfect, and it hisses, claim I.
6. Acetylene Torches, when they hiss, burns Hydrogen, claims others.
7. Lightning flashes water vapor and explodes the Hydrogen, claim I.
8. Many Fireworks, Gunfire or Tracer Bullets flash water vapor.
9. Meteorites (when they enter Earth’s Atmosphere) streak, yet have no engines.
10. Saint Elmo’s Fire cracks water, which only occurs after a “Lightning Strike”.
11. Re-entry of any space vehicle causes Hydrogen to burn. How?
12. Paraffin or gasoline fires flash if water is used to extinguish the flames, like during the 911 fires.
Plus, I’ve seen St. Elmo’s Fire and the hissing of Hexamine Fuel during my patent experiments with Hexamine, several years ago. And, I have witnessed water added to a paraffin camp stove fire, which shot flames over 6 feet in the air, while burning the Hydrogen released from water. But, if you decide to try this, try only outdoors, heat wax on a barbeque grill in a tin cup until it starts burning, spontaneously. Then, add water from a small shot glass, very carefully, and expect a flame-thrower reaction!
Therefore, I suspect that the “Flash Point” of Water Vapor is slightly below the melting point of Lead, or around 700° F., and can be created with Internal Combustion Pressure in any Diesel Engine with a Compression Ratio of about 19.5:1 or more. (Rudolph Gunnerman used a Mercedes 180-D with19:1 for most of his experiments with D-55.)
Therefore, I claim to have discovered this phenomenon of Nature, over 65 years ago, while dropping water droplets on a “Red Hot” pancake grill, but did not fully understand it, like Cavendish, Edison, Tesla, Meyers, Coleman and many others, during their lifetime of observations and experiments.
Sincerely,
James H. Armistead, Inventor (age 79)
Gen. Delivery (Homeless)
Laughlin, NV. 89029
shakespirit@gmail.com
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