reactor 2
Christopher Strevens
I have packed Reactor 1 ready for shipping to Luke and I am continuing with reactor 2. This is the design of the resonance coil and capacitor:
diameter of wire in mm 0.170
diameter of former in mm 20
length of former in mm 55
number of turns 19407
Turns per layer 323.529412
Number of Layers 59.9852727
Diameter of coil 0.40394993e-1
Length of Wire 1852.41378 Meters
resistance of winding 1370.82255
Inductance by measurement 4.74
capacitance of Main capacitor (uF) 2.7
Additional Series capacitance (uF)10.225
Capacitance 0.21359768e-5
Dynamic impedance 1618.82749
Resonant frequency is 50.0097145
1 for exit 2 for loop for another capacitance 1
Q 1.0867
Winding Mass 0.37595994 Kg
Rms Potential 100
Half Wavelength 0.0275
Velocity 2.7505343
Peak Potential 140.0
Peak Current 0.69155582e-1
Rms Current 0.49396844e-1
Peak Ampere Turns 1342.10237
Plasma Current 1342.10237
Plasma Current Density 1.46411168e8 Amp per meter^2, near centre
Ion Pressure of Plasma 1.92445854e9 Pa
Power lost through resistance 4.68282233 Watt
Power Generated if Deuterium 1.9201239e12 Watt
Power Generated by natural hydrogen 46082.9737 Watt
Potential Across Additional Series Capacitor 21.5204504 Volt
Potential Across Main Capacitor 81.4987427 Volt
1 exit 2 loop 1
1 exit 2 again 1
There are two outer coils of 400 T each of 0.9 mm wire. One is the exciter coil, the other the output coil. The input from the mains transformer is 1 amp giving 400 AT
Previously in reactor 1 I had 150 AT into the system but with the output potential of 200 V it looks like the current sheet was more that 150 AT from the previous resonance coil calculation. See below:
Rms Potential 200 (By measurement)
Half Wavelength 0.03
Velocity 3.00651512
Peak Potential 280.0
Peak Current 0.08944210
Rms Current 0.63887216e-1
Peak Ampere Turns 1162.74733
Plasma Current 1162.74733
Plasma Current Density 1.16274733e8 Amp per meter^2, near centre
Ion Pressure of Plasma 3.14677092e8 Pa
Power lost through resistance 11.5316588 Watt
Power Generated if Deuterium 5.60055355e10 Watt
Power Generated by natural hydrogen 1344.13285 Watt
So it is likely that something was happening. Not enough for ignition.
The current sheet is calculated at 1000 AT. That is 10 times the exciter current sheet. The input current was estimated from the impedance measured at 50 Hz and the potential at the input (from the published information on the transformer).
Since very high potentials are not involved then quite cheap capacitors may be used.
Dr Chris
http://www.cs003o327.webspace.virginmedia.com/
me
somebody shoud try to take into account the flow control of the hydrogen
wisely;
how did you take into account the velocity extension or its association with the hydrogen design?
Before analyzing the velocity , the source may be found at http://www.sanfranciscobay.sierraclub.org/chapter/aboutus/aboutus.htm
;-)