THE DISCOVERY that will revolutionize 'the whole human race
Journal of Nuclear Physics - Energy Catalyzer first test - Bologna-Italy - Andrea Rossi and Sergio Focardi
Cold Nuclear Fusion "In Bologna we did"
For the first time in Italy, in front of experts, the process was carried out using nickel and hydrogen. It 's the way to achieve clean energy. Andrea Rossi, Sergio Focardi and engineer, physicist, explained: "Behind this process there is no theoretical basis for why these results occur we just assumed"
of Ilaria Ventura
CI are the security guards to control access, you must sign a statement agreeing to the risks to assist in the experiment that could revolutionize the field of energy production. For the first time in Italy, in front of experts in a shed surrounded by fog in the industrial area of \u200b\u200bBologna, was created a process of cold nuclear fusion, using nickel and hydrogen, capable of producing an incredibly higher than the energy used to create the reaction. It 's the way to achieve clean energy. "The novelty is that everything is produced by a machine that works like an electric heater at home," says the inventor, Andrea Rossi, an engineer. With him, Sergio Focardi, professor emeritus of the Alma Mater, physical size, formerly Dean of the Faculty of Sciences.
possible sources energy by nuclear fusion reactions at low temperature it is spoken for some time in the world. The announcement in 1989 of scientists Fleshmann Pons and raised hopes and illusions. Focardi Italy has been a pioneer in this type of study. Yesterday's was the first experiment conducted in Bologna with outside observers: journalists
physical, in large part of the University as Capiluppi Paul, director of the Department of Physics, Gianfranco Campari, Ennio Bonetti. The experiment, "industrial rather than scientific," say the academics, is conducted in a closet in a shed in via electricity, where you have installed a catalyst of energy that occupies the space of a table. It lasts several hours.
Rossi says the machine, the researcher Giuseppe Levi shows an estimate of the energy produced on the basis of the measure of how much water is vaporized per second. And when Ross concludes: "They consumed 600 kilowatt-hours and if there are 12 thousand products." The prototype, already covered by patents owned by Maddalena Pascucci, wife of Ross, is now ready for commercial production and marketing. "It will be the next step," said Rossi. Physicists argue: "We should be able to reproduce the experiment in our laboratory, but there is a secret about the process." "We want to caution the scientific method requires verification, today we do not know what happens inside the machine," Capiluppi and Bonetti said.
"We are a company, if you ask me to open the box I should pay damages to investors," replied Andrea Rossi. "The costs? I can say that the equipment costs two thousand Euros per Kilowatt of power and operates with a gram of nickel." The same engineer admitted: "Behind this there is a theoretical process: why do these results we have just assumed." Professor Focardi explains why a similar experiment carried out by academic laboratories: "My colleagues do not believe in it, are skeptical. I do not know a hydrogen proton can enter the nucleus of nickel, but it happens. It is the road to energy humanity ". However, it seems a big step forward. Say goodbye to oil? "I'm not able to respond," the engineer Rossi extends his arms.
(January 14, 2011)
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