GEET Reactor Construction Details
Uploader Comments (narivasant)
All Comments (29)
-
@Zlyzer Do a google search for "steam reforming" and study it. Do a google search of "plasma fuel reformer" and study it. Heat energy in the engine exhaust is converted to shorter chain fuel molecules which have more potential energy than the same mass made of longer chain molecules. The extra energy came from the heat that was absorbed in the endothermic chemical reaction. Auto makers have many patents for them but won't sell a car with one.
google: yahoo group VortexHeatExchanger
-
@narivasant The science of this is beyond me, but from what I gather you're modifying a normal petrol or diesel engine so that it runs on 80% water, correct? How does this work? In a normal engine, it's the ignition of the petrol that creates an explosion which forces the piston down, which in turn drives the crankshaft. Water doesn't ignite, so how does it generate any force to push the pistons?
-
less pollution going into my lungs.
-
You're correct in that some machining may be required to achieve proper tolerances. All depends on materials being used. Also some steel electrical conduits may be seamless.
-
@narivasant thank you for explaining!!!
-
A GEET reactor is a type of plasma fuel reformer. Google search "plasma fuel reformer" The GEET is unique in that it doesn't require an external power supply. It develops electrostatic potential similar thunderclouds. It is also unique in that it is documented to transmute atomic elements ,some unknown form of nuclear reaction, not a hot fusion or hot fission reaction.
Find out more about the GEET here:
tech.groups.yahoo. com/group/VortexHeatExchanger/
remove the spaces
Have tried or heard about anyone using a rod with a stronger magnetfield like neodymium?
Do you think it can increase efficiency of the GEET?
babbymeister 5 days ago
@babbymeister Yes, people have tried it and it didn't work. Seems like a weak field works better. Glass rods have worked also. The remnant magnetic field seems to be good only for indicating that the vortexing of partially ionized gases created a magnetic field but trying to force a field with a magnetized rod seems to stop it from working.
narivasant 4 days ago
has anyone tried using a copper outer with a steel core? Is it worth a try or am I barking up the wrong tree?
price5941 9 months ago
@price5941 Yes, it is worth a try as long as there is a very good electrical connection between the inner steel and outer copper pipes. It needs a good return current path to work well.
narivasant 9 months ago