Reactor loading For those whom are building and /or are starting to load their reactors. As now over 35 nations which are going through different stages of dev...eloping and loading and in talking to some of you to support your work, as I have told some of you and others, please remember the following. When you start your reactor and when you feed gases into the reactor there are some points to consider. Never feed the gases directly from the bottle to a measuring pipe or through a measuring systems or device in to your core. Always feed the measured gas into a long tube, like a 30-50 cm long, let it settle for a few minutes, then take small measure of it and then feed the gas in small portions in to the core. I call this process expansion of the gases. You find that you reach plasma condition and balance plasma during the work with this way much faster and easier. The rapid delivery of the gas to the core is like shooting a bullet into the core. This can damage soft cores and secondly during the running process this rapid delivery will disturb your plasma. The second most important point which I hear in groups, which is being ignored when starting, please remember it takes millions of years for condition to be created for a star to be born, so you are not baking a cake or cup of coffee to boil the water and drink your tea instantly. So, please specially during the cleaning of your core phase with hydrogen , leave the gas in the core for a few hours or a day, that gas molecules can reach every gap and replace the heavier elements. Even when you are testing, each test initially should take one day to start with. Remember your are creating conditions and not making a system. Creating conditions takes time.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 15:20:05 +0000