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Need Formula or Data for Ballistic Bore Friction
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- Post #8
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What Causes the Noisy Sounds of Engine Performance?
Also known as "Septic" @ arrse.co.uk- sunday
- Post #44
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Yes, about radial velocities, I agree. But I find the part about radial velocities acceptable. I have no access to the full text of the cited paper...- sunday
- Post #65
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
With the due respect, Why?- sunday
- Post #59
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
In the discussion about the Polywell topic in Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Polywell), there is an interesting, if intuitive, approximation to velocity distribution in a polywell. Regrettably, the author is unknown: Pity I haven't got the maths to model that intuition. My...- sunday
- Post #57
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Yep, but one can always suppose that Ridder said that in tongue-in-cheek mode. I don't think a jest like that should be used to destroy the credibility of a scientist.- sunday
- Post #49
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Foger, That is a serious accusation against Dr. Ridder. His supposed motives are orthogonal to the actual discussion-the question is if his maths are correct, or not. Best regards. JL Domingo- sunday
- Post #44
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Bussard said that on the video, that collisions between ions and electrons have a very small probability. But I don't recall Bussard publishing "his" distribution.- sunday
- Post #35
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Yep, and Rostoker dedicates a few harsh words to Ridder for apparently using that distribution only for the sake of finding a easy analytical solution, but I didn't see the reason Rostoker gives for using the other distribution. May it be that Ridder used that distribution because "everybody...- sunday
- Post #34
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
After posting I saw Journal of Fusion Energy published the infamous results on "less than warm fusion" by P&F. However, they say their standards for accepting papers have improved. Can you follow the math? I'm only a dumb, lazy, EE, after all...- sunday
- Post #31
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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I WANT to build a nuclear reactor.
Dr. Greenman, Thanks for the clarification. Jose- sunday
- Post #40
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pros and Cons of Fusion Power Generation
Is Journal of Fusion Energy a peer-reviewed publication? If yes, then could someone with plasma physics background tell me if this paper by Rostoker, Qerushi, and Binderbauer rebukes authoritatively Todd Ridder conclusions about the unfeasibility of p-B11 fusion...- sunday
- Post #28
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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I WANT to build a nuclear reactor.
Morbius, I'm only a dull engineer but by your definition, all the tokamaks, ICF facilities, etc., built up to date aren't reactors, as they are not self-sustaining. And then the R on ITER should not be granted until it demonstrates that could do break-even AND extracts enough energy to...- sunday
- Post #38
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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I WANT to build a nuclear reactor.
Yep. See: http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2006/nov/19/teen_creates_nuclear_fusion_basement/ http://www.fusor.net- sunday
- Post #37
- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Pspice Help: Plotting VTC of Circuit with Orcade Capture Lite
With the stock models of transistors, the VTC that OrCAD produces is very "squarish". I think you could take values of VIH and VIL accurate enough from the corners of the charasteristic. However, the true VTC of a BiCMOS inverter is "rounder" and, in the case of arriving to a "rounded" VTC...- sunday
- Post #16
- Forum: Electrical Engineering