In this space, visitors are invited to post any comments, questions, or skeptical observations about Philo T. Farnsworth's contributions to the field of Nuclear Fusion research.Subject: Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy?
Date: Jun 09, 11:27 am
Poster: Ely SilkOn Jun 09, 11:27 am, Ely Silk wrote:
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>But that's just it, Eli. We're not doubling the energy. In the fusor's head-on collisions, the relative velocity between the two deuterons is twice their lab-frame velocity V. Period!...no two ways about it. Therefore, the collision dynamics are the same as if we sent one deuteron at 2V towards a stationary deuteron. What is the energy of a deuteron that is moving at twice the velocity of a 20 keV deuteron? Answer: 80 keV.
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Hmmm... you might be right...got to to think...must concentrate...sounds too good to be true....
- Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy? - Ely Silk Jun 09, 4:23 pm
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- Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy? - Richard Hull Jun 09, 4:52 pm
- Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy? - Mark Sloan Jun 09, 7:58 pm
- Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy? - Richard Hull Jun 10, 1:49 pm
- Re: Are we really at 80 keV effective energy? - Scott Little Jun 10, 07:43 am