Peter Daysh Davey Water Heater Query

[Slovenia]

US Postal

US Postal Works till 12:00 p.m. on Saturday but no hurry. Thanks!!!

S
I got it
I'll send you a Photo ITS BIG!!!!
I can't remember if US postal still works Saturday?

@broli, welcome good to see you!!

I will be running tests on this in these next few days [When Slovenia finishes his PDF]

Chet

[RAMSET]

Oh ....But it is yours now>>>>>

S
I got it
I'll send you a Photo ITS BIG!!!!
I can't remember if US postal still works Saturday?

@broli, welcome good to see you!!

I will be running tests on this in these next few days [When Slovenia finishes his PDF]

Chet

[Slovenia]

Questions on IKEA vacuum flask device

Broli,

Tests show a cop of 4-5 at the present time but there were also strong indications that the cop could go much higher. Tests have not been conducted with ionized water, but it should work with ionized water. More information will follow soon.

Best Regards,
Slovenia

Is this what your experiment shows? Also could this heater work in demineralized/deionized/distilled water? That would reduce or eliminate current draw, if this device doesn't need/rely on current flow.

[broli]

COP Addressed:
We should not be satisfied with a cop of 4-5 with this device. I see signs that a much higher cop is achievable.

Is this what your experiment shows? Also could this heater work in demineralized/deionized/distilled water? That would reduce or eliminate current draw, if this device doesn't need/rely on current flow.

[RAMSET]

If its in the store you got it

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I got this .............[i hope they have it]
heading over there now.
Chet

[Slovenia]

IKEA Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask (COP Addressed)

COP Addressed:
We should not be satisfied with a cop of 4-5 with this device. Signs indicate a much higher cop is achievable.

[Slovenia]

Ikea

Hi Chet,

I don't have an IKEA near me. The closest store is I think 432 miles from me. If you would be able to pick one up for me that would be great. I'll send you funds to cover that.

I don't have all the particulars yet on how to completely convert the IKEA vacuum thermos. As soon as I get that information I'll post it. I just wanted to give some preliminary information to show everyone that things are still cooking with regard to this replication and that experimenters are looking into alternate methods of building the device.

IKEA does sound like a great store. I was checking them out online but they do not sell the particular vacuum flask we need online.

Best Regards,
Slovenia

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Thanks for sharing this , I don't completely understand the attachment instructions ,I get the Open design ,but where to attach the bolt?

Do you have an Ikea near you ? I will gladly pick one up and ship it to you.

I have one about 1/2 hrs drive from here,I also buy things from them for my Handicapped children Business!

Very good company!
Thanks again
Chet

[RAMSET]

I guess I'll take a ride to Ikea tonight

S
Thanks for sharing this , I don't completely understand the attachment instructions ,I get the Open design ,but where to attach the bolt?

Do you have an Ikea near you ? I will gladly pick one up and ship it to you.

I have one about 1/2 hrs drive from here,I also buy things from them for my Handicapped children Business!

Very good company!
Thanks again
Chet

Slovenia
Quote:

[Slovenia]

IKEA Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask

Vacuum Flask Conversion Information:

The IKEA thermos has been tested with some great results. The stainless stays intact with no signs of electrolysis to it.

The Thermos is not hard to modify and you will soon have instructions on how to do it easy. In this thermos we have double cans and I only cut off the bottom end of thermos so inner can also is totally open.

This rings at very low Hz, at least for me!

I sanded the ends of both inner and outer can to sharp ends exactly to same length.

Around this open bottom end I placed my ring. I really don't think in this case you have to have a ring closer than about 5mm gap. A little strange but do a test!

In the cap end I do not use the cap. I welded a stainless bolt in the cap opening for fastening the antenna in my test container. So what you have now is a thermos with no bottom and instead of cap an 8mm bolt fastened in the hole at the cap end. Eccentric, if you understand what I mean? You can see right through the antenna (thermos) now.

I have only used stainless rings so far. I am curious to see what happens with titanium rings?

The most important is that the thermos gives us a tall antenna ringing low.

The setup and fastening of ring and can must be solid but does not need to be welded.

[Slovenia]

IKEA Stainless Steel Vacuum Flask

One of our team members has found another way to make the Serbian Boiler. He is using an IKEA Vacuum Flask such as the one shown below. Anyway, my suggestion is for you to pick up a flask like this one at your IKEA store and try it if you like. Details will be shared soon on how to utilize such a stainless steel vacuum flask in this experiment.

[RAMSET]

Celsius

daemonbart
All units are Celsius [sorry its not marked on 2nd test]
Thanks
Chet

[daemonbart]

F or C ?

I have done many tests with many different setups, but I am sort of messing up results in my dreams .

But I think Slovenia soon have some nice data to post

I hear he is making progress, sure hope so, winter is close!

Someone should make a "standard list" of wich units we should use when comparing results later on.. For ex C or F, I think many uses Kelvin (same res as C but starts at absolute zero i think)

Really good you fix up this standard for cop

Kind rgds D

Daemonbart
Thanks,
This is normal I hope [for common resistance heating of water]
No lid on container {yet]

Can you post any data?
Thanks
Chet

[RAMSET]

I hope so

Daemonbart
Thanks,
This is normal I hope [for common resistance heating of water]
No lid on container {yet]

Can you post any data?
Thanks
Chet

[daemonbart]

Calculations!

Hi!

Fellows!

Chet Reference test:

1 litre test
10 Wh (Watt hours), 1 litre 7,4 deg (Celsius or F ?) Give us 10/7,4=1,35 Wh/degree. Optimal value for celsius is 1,16Wh (no losses)

5 litre test
80 Wh 5 litre 13,5 deg = 5x13,5 = 67,5 deg. 80/67,5 = 1,18 deg Wh/deg

Are we doing same calculating?

Chet, do you use lid on test container? Anyway this look normal to me

Kind rgds D

Thanks for the update!! Very cool indeed.

[Slovenia]

Nice!!

Thanks for the update!! Very cool indeed.

@All
The 1 liter test brought up something unusual


Displacement 1 liter
Time 1 min
Total power 10 watts
Temp rise 7.4 degrees

Notes : Due to proximity of heat element to container sides sample was AGGRESSIVELY agitated for the entire test.

5 liter test was GENTLY stirred,

This needs to be explored much more for obvious reasons!!

Much more testing tonight!

Chet