Blacklight Power PAsses 6 Unniversity Validations and Raises $11 million

[JimBowie1958]

What s New BLP


05 22 12 BLP


Blacklight Power Announces Six Validations New Energy and Fuel


Blacklight Power Gets 2 More Validations - More Information New Energy and Fuel

What happens in the Blacklight power device is rather simple. A mechanical auger system delivers the hydrino based fuel over to a pair of rollers charged with a very high amperage at low voltage. The current, reported to be 15,000 amperes at only 5 volts then sets off the fuel triggering the reaction. The reaction lasts some 0.5 ms producing a very brilliant light that is white. The reaction appears to form a plasma as the source of the light. The experiments are showing up to 500-700 joules of energy released in one half millisecond. As the plasma is very small the numbers are incredible, power density would be 100 billion watts per liter in the form of light. The optical power at 100% duty cycle corresponds to an optical power of 1 MW. Against that is the energy to achieve ignition is about 5 joules. With an ignition frequency of 2000 Hz at 100% duty cycle the average ignition power is 5 joules X 2000 Hz = 10 kW. The overall power balance is 10 kW input and 1 MW light output that could be converted to as much as 400 kW electrical output for a 40:1 ratio. With available concentrator solar cells that operate at 40% efficiency with sunlight a self-running system could be achievable with the current performance. Blacklight is reported to have signed contracts with three engineering companies to design and fabricate a generator capable of outputting scalable electrical output in the range of 250 kW to 10 MW comprising modular, scalable components of an optical distribution system and photovoltaic cell stack. Dr Mills has disclosed that 99% of the reaction’s energy comes as light with the rest seen as pressure. Obviously there is an increase in the air pressure.

Technology will give us a paradise on Earth if we don't all kill each other first.

 

[Moonglow]

We'll just kill the unnecessary ones later. Is this being developed here in the US?

 

[JimBowie1958]

We'll just kill the unnecessary ones later. Is this being developed here in the US?

lol, yeah, I think it is. They had a demo at MIT that ran like 6 months, and I think they have taken it down now.

But Blacklight is for real and they seem to have complete control over their machine, something few LEN?R companies in development have mastered yet.