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This is the image extracted from pantone patent.. attached also PMC diagram..Originally posted by wolf234 View PostCO as a carrier for hydrogen - like N for H3. Illogical procedure under PDF can decay COH2 produces more energy than oil
What is different about in these two diagrams?
Which of these two diagrams actually works and why?Last edited by tutanka; 09-18-2014, 01:34 PM.
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Is there a diagram written in English?Originally posted by tutanka View PostThis is the image extracted from pantone patent.. attached also PMC diagram..
What is different about in these two diagrams?
Which of these two diagrams actually works and why?
In Pantones patent he is heating the fluid mix.Last edited by adam_mizer; 09-16-2013, 01:52 AM.
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Originally posted by tutanka View PostIs crazy that with two diagrams in your hands you don't are able to see the difference.. let me know the sense for share info with youThey are all the same sketches.Originally posted by tutanka View PostThis is the image extracted from pantone patent.. attached also PMC diagram..
What is different about in these two diagrams?
Which of these two diagrams actually works and why?
Its just the way you look at it.
Pantone does not have an auxiliary bubbler attachment on the intake.
Also Pantone does not have a separation on the actual reactor to bubbler, and is preheating the fluid/gas.
I would not recommend building from the Pantone print as it appears incomplete without the separation of plumbing.
The polar alignment of the rod may be effected, which might not allow any plasma field to be established, I don't know just guessing.
No air addition on Pantones unless #63 is used.
Per your other answer too me, I am here to learn also.
Have not followed the geet, you can share or not share with others its up to you.
I try to play your game for you, so stay positive Tut.
Don't get bent out of shape if you don't hear the right answer your looking for.
Here's another picture to add.Last edited by adam_mizer; 09-17-2013, 01:16 AM.
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Sorry .. you have to see better.Originally posted by adam_mizer View PostThey are all the same sketches.
Its just the way you look at it.
Pantone does not have an auxiliary bubbler attachment on the intake.
Also Pantone does not have a separation on the actual reactor to bubbler, and is preheating the fluid/gas.
I would not recommend building from the Pantone print as it appears incomplete without the separation of plumbing.
The polar alignment of the rod may be effected, which might not allow any plasma field to be established, I don't know just guessing.
No air addition on Pantones unless #63 is used.
Per your other answer too me, I am here to learn also.
Have not followed the geet, you can share or not share with others its up to you.
I try to play your game for you, so stay positive Tut.
Don't get bent out of shape if you don't hear the right answer your looking for.
Here's another picture to add.
Exist an important difference into PMC diagram respect to pantone geet.
And that is the key for have an working device.
Because no car uses the pantone geet? simply because it does not work!
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Heat capacity of Water
I would guess that the heat capacity of water (liquid) makes it much more difficult to maintain temperature. Most of the other compounds, N2, Air, CO, etc, all have heat capacities around 1.0, while water (steam) is around 2.0 (along with octane and other hydrocarbons). Liquid water is around 4.0 so the addition of a hydrocarbon is necessary to offset the higher heat capacity.
Interesting conversation
Best regards, Wireguy
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Hello! Very intresting thread. may i suggest, the difference between the 2 pictures is, in the left pic there is a continius addition of a small portion of fuel (maybee Gas.) regards J.
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