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Blog for 2010 |
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12 March: I’ve now finished work for a Technical Report
on the effects of incomplete evaporation during re-compression. This involved more computer simulations
than I expected. In brief, the work
shows the trade-off between energy gained as an excess of water is injected versus the extra energy required to
purify and inject the water. I’m
heartened by the results, which indicate that the BEE can be run a bit faster
than I expected. I have finished
writing the Technical Report, but still need to make some final editorial
adjustments. In
other things, work on the Business Plan has been suspended at an advanced stage
of preparation. To make further progress,
I need input from potential investors and collaborators. It’s a current priority to identify these investors
and collaborators. 20
January: Thanks to all you folks who
keep contact with this web site. Based
on the web stats for the month so far, January might produce a record number of
hits on the site. Yes, I’m still
working on my inventions, both in a technical sense and
commercialisation. As mentioned in the
page for investors, the plan
remains to modify the existing experimental engine to test new concepts, and
then to proceed to a full-sized prototype.
Details will depend on preferences of industrial collaborators, still
to be identified. I’m currently working
on drafts for three Technical Reports and the Business Plan. In February, I’ll be presenting some
results to my mathematical colleagues in New Zealand and then
recharging my batteries with a short holiday. |
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