Check out the distribution list at the end...The purpose of this report is to investigate the reflection physics for the high-energy Bremsstrahlung radiation emission characterized in p-11B DPF fusion.
Investigation of Bremsstrahlung Reflection in a DPF Device
Investigation of Bremsstrahlung Reflection in a DPF Device
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I'd bet they commissioned the study because they want to use a DPF for a spaceplane. This is one of many studies done to that end, many of which have Frank Mead's name on them (not as author, but as project manager.)
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I find extremely interesting that also Dr. Tajmar was included in the list.DeltaV wrote:Check out the distribution list at the end...
He made lot of research in space propulsion in the past, and he has the credibility and contacts to get founds to actually make real tests.
Might be a good alternate research project for him in case his coming tests on the gravitomagnetic effect will not bring the expected results.
Buzz Aldrin?
Don't see any FRC guys on here, either.
Don't see any FRC guys on here, either.
You don't say.Despite the advantages of multilayer structures over single element
layers, such as a greater energy band of reflectance, multilayer structures would not be able to
handle the incoming energy flux levels characteristic of the p-11B pinch; and it is unclear whether
low Z materials or cooling methods could aid. This is due in part to the lack of theory and
experiment in cooling methods in DPF-like environments.
n*kBolt*Te = B**2/(2*mu0) and B^.25 loss scaling? Or not so much? Hopefully we'll know soon...
I would guess Nebel, Park, etc aren't on there for the same reason you don't see Rostoker or Monkhorst -- they don't really work in DPF.
I don't know all the names there. I wonder if any are tok first-wall guys? Not really the same problem, but still. Those diverters are apparently going to take a beating.
I don't know all the names there. I wonder if any are tok first-wall guys? Not really the same problem, but still. Those diverters are apparently going to take a beating.
n*kBolt*Te = B**2/(2*mu0) and B^.25 loss scaling? Or not so much? Hopefully we'll know soon...