Defkalion Green Technology to invest 200 million Euro in Xanthi, northern Greece, on plant to mass produce Rossi reactors -- 5 KW heat for 6 mo. from safe Ni-H cold fusion in 4 kg units with 50 grams of nickel powder and .11 grams of hydrogen: Rich M

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Defkalion Green Technology to invest 200 million Euro in Xanthi, northern Greece, on plant to mass produce Rossi reactors -- 5 KW heat for 6 mo. from safe Ni-H cold fusion in 4 kg units with 50 grams of nickel powder and .11 grams of hydrogen: Rich M

Rich Murray-2
Defkalion Green Technology to invest 200 million Euro in Xanthi,
northern Greece, on plant to mass produce Rossi reactors -- 5 KW heat
for 6 mo. from safe Ni-H cold fusion in 4 kg units with 50 grams of
nickel powder and .11 grams of hydrogen: Rich Murray 2011.04.24

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[Vo]:Radio Interview with Christos Stremmenos [Italian]
Michele Comitini to vortex-l  <[hidden email]>
show details 5:39 AM (15 hours ago)
Christos Stremmenos talks about work done with Focardi on Ni-H.

http://ow.ly/4FS1H

*very interesting*

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On Passerini's 22passi blog people are organizing a group work to
transcribe that interview in italian. A human translation in English
will probably follow:

http://22passi.blogspot.com/2011/04/aaa-cercansi-8-volontari.html

In the blog comments I see that the text on the Citta del capo page
has already been translated in English:

* * *

Professor Christos Stremmenos is the man who brought cold fusion in
Greece, doing his best with the Greek government to facilitate the
startup of the factory that will manifacture "Energy Catalyzers",
reactors invented and tested by Andrea Rossi and Sergio Focardi, to
build a 1-megawatt powerplant.

Christos Stremmons came in Bologna from Greece in the '50s, city where
he married and he worked at the University [of Bologna] until his
retirement. His opposition to the colonels' military regime
established in the late '60s in his home country made him strongly
relate with the anti-fascist scene, and in particular deeply linked
him with the Pasok (the Greek socialist party) founder Andreas
Papandreou and his son George Papandreou, current Greek prime
minister. In the '80s he's also been Greek ambassador in Italy. Since
the first experiments of Fleichmann and Pons he's been interested to
cold fusion, trying to replicate the two chemists' experiments. These
studies made him get in touch with Sergio Focardi, ending up working
together with him on cold fusion research using, in particular, Nickel
powder instead of Palladium.

In the first part of the interview, Stremmenos traces back the history
of his scientific studies at the University of Bologna (in the
"bunker" laboratory of the Physics Department) until the latest
developments of Focardi's studies, occurred thanks to the innovations
made by engineer Rossi: "we have many ideas - claims Stremmenos - and
there still is a long way to go, but it's a road that will lead to
incredible developments".

In the second part of the interview Professor Stremmenos focuses on
recent events: it's actually he who pleads with the Greek government
to make an industrial plant possible. It's Defkalion Green Technology,
business of which he is vice-chairman (on a "honorary basis", he
says), which deals with that. Taking turns with hard attacks to the
portion of the scientific community refusing to take into
consideration the enthusiasm for the discovery of a new technology
that he defines "revolutionary" and able to solve mankind's energy
problems, Christos Stremmenos states: "it will be the market that will
defeat skeptics, even if it's not a discovery that must serve
capitalists, but mankind". He then notes that in October the first
cold fusion power plant will be christened in Greece.

On March, Greek economy newspaper "Express" reported":

2011-03-16: "A 200 million Euro investment is about to arrive in
Xanthi (a city in northern Greece) for the startup of an industrial
unit for the production of devices for low cost thermal and electric
energy generation. The Greek business Defkalion Green Tecnologies,
which will invest for the mass production and worldwide distribution
of Hyperion devices, secured all rights of the scientific discovery of
two Italian scientists (with a holding company) who claim to have
invented a cold Nickel and Hydrogen cold fusion reactor which
generates an amount of heat vastly greater than what the reactor needs
to start up. Defkalion Green Technologies has not only secured all
rights for the economic exploitation of the two Italian professors'
invention, but also managed to made it an industrial product, in order
to turn over not the energy situation of our country, but also at an
international level. (
http://www.express.gr/news/business/434458oz_20110316434458.php3 ).

* * *

Cheers, S.A.


http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Andrea_A._Rossi_Cold_Fusion_Generator

Sterling D. Allan blog with full details

http://pesn.com/2011/04/07/9501805_Rossi_Cold_Fusion_Validated_by_Swedish_Skeptics_Society/

a convincing replication with much smaller and safer Rossi units --
300 will be combined to produce 1 MW for an industrial customer in
Greece in October --
       
http://pesn.com/2011/04/07/9501805_Rossi_Cold_Fusion_Validated_by_Swedish_Skeptics_Society/

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Rossi Cold Fusion Validated by Swedish Skeptic's Society

Yet another test of Andrea Rossi's Energy Catalyzer (E-Cat) has been
performed on a 4.5 kW version near the University of Bologna. This
time a new set of observers were present, one of which is the chairman
of the Swedish Skeptics Society, who confirmed that Copper is being
formed from Hydrogen and Nickel -- cold fusion!

Andrea Rossi grasps one of his new E-Cat units that offer a more
compact size and higher power density.  [ photo ]

by Hank Mills
Pure Energy Systems News

The evidence in support of Andrea Rossi's "cold fusion" or "LENR" (low
energy nuclear reaction) based Energy Catalyzer continues to grow. For
those who are not aware, his system combines nickel powder, hydrogen
gas, and an input of pressure and heat to produce a large output of
thermal energy. On March 29th, 2011 yet another test of the technology
was performed at the University of Bologna. Like previous tests, the
outcome was a complete success. However, this time a smaller version
of the E-Cat was tested and two new observers were present.

Some well known players were present during the test. These include
Andrea Rossi (the inventor of the E-Cat), Professor Sergio Focardi,
Dr. David Bianchini, and of course Dr. Giuseppe Levi. Two guest
observers were also present. One of the guest observers was Hanno
Essen, associate professor of theoretical physics at the Swedish Royal
Institute of Technology. He is also the chairman of the Swedish
Skeptics Society. The other guest observer was Professor Sven
Kullander of Uppsala University. He is also chairman of the Royal
Swedish Academy of Sciences Energy Committee.

Smaller System with Great Results

The test was performed on a much smaller version of the E-Cat. The
previous version of the E-Cat had a reactor volume of about one liter.
This system has a reactor volume of only one twentieth of a liter.
Four E-Cat systems were present, but only one was tested. The
remaining units had their shielding and insulation removed. This
allowed for their construction to be seen.

This new model of E-Cat consists of a stainless steel reactor vessel
which is placed inside of a copper pipe. Water flows between the
copper pipe and the steel reactor vessel. There are inlets for both
water and hydrogen gas. The reactor is activated by current flowing
through a resistor which is wrapped around the outside of the copper
pipe. When a certain temperature is reached the reaction begins. The
setup is truly simple. It reminds me of old pipework from many years
ago.

Kullander and Essen were given permission to examine the setup, check
for hidden power supplies, fill the reactor with hydrogen, calibrate
the volume of water flow, monitor the temperature of the water flow in
and out of the system, and observe the entire experiment. The reactor
contained 50 grams of nickel powder and .11 grams of hydrogen. In
their report (pdf) they state, "We had free access to the heater
electric supply, to the inlet water hose, to the outlet steam valve
and water hose, and to the hydrogen gas feed pipe. The total weight of
the device was estimated to be around 4 kg."

The result of the experiment was a constant average production of 4.69
kW of power for almost six hours. Additionally, the input was on
average 330 watts (30 of which was used by the electronics controlling
the setup). This is fifteen times less than the energy produced by the
device (15x overunity).

This output was less than the 10 to 15 kW produced by the previous
version of the E-Cat, but this is very impressive for a device 1/20th
the volume!

Kullander and Essen also ruled out that the energy could be coming
from a chemical source. They stated, "Any chemical process for
producing 25 kWh from any fuel in a 50 cm3 container can be ruled out.
The only alternative explanation is that there is some kind of a
nuclear process that gives rise to the measured energy production."
This statement is VERY significant coming from a report written not
only by professional scientists, but also by the chairman of a
skeptical society!

Yet again, it seems the existence of cold fusion or LENR in the form
of Andrea Rossi's Energy Catalyzer has been vindicated. However, there
is more news to report.

Transmutations

It is well known to those who have been following the saga of Andrea
Rossi's technology that one byproduct of the system is copper.
Apparently, it is the result of the fusion reaction between nickel and
hydrogen. Until now, we had to take Andrea Rossi's word for that, but
the results of additional testing has confirmed his claims.

A sample of fresh nickel powder and a sample of nickel powder that had
been in an active E-Cat for two and a half months was given to
Kullander and Essen. Elemental and isotopic analysis was performed on
the samples utilizing both X-ray Fluorescence and Inductively Coupled
Plasma Mass Spectrometry. The result was that the fresh nickel powder
was almost totally pure nickel, but the nickel powder that had been in
an E-Cat contained 10% copper and 11% iron. Two of the copper isotopes
detected were Cu63 and Cu65. Kullander has stated this is proof of
nuclear reactions taking place in the reactor...

http://www.nyteknik.se/incoming/article3144960.ece/BINARY/Download+the+report+by+Kullander+and+Ess%C3%83%C2%A9n+(pdf

Experimental test of a mini-Rossi device at the Leonardocorp, Bologna
29 March 2011.
Participants: Giuseppe Levi, David Bianchini, Carlo Leonardi, Hanno Essén,
Sven Kullander, Andrea Rossi, Sergio Focardi.
Travel report by Hanno Essén and Sven Kullander, 3 April 2011.

http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/  Andrea Rossi blog

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