RE: ECCO - Making nickel foil for 'Free Energy' reactor discharge electrodes
"Double, double toil and trouble
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble."
The deposition rate is astonishing., according to my wife who ran a plating line (substantially larger than this) for fine jewelry work, and I agree from my tech job so many years ago at the Franklin and U. S. mints (they only did plating in the labs and studios at the U.S. mint, the Franklin Mint, however, did so on an industrial scale, albeit a small one).
The objective of surface finish and and substrate adhesion are diametrically opposite those in most ordinary plating operations, though, the rougher the plated surface at the micro- and nano- levels, and the easier delamination occurs, are anathema to good electro-plating under nearly all other circumstances- even when "flashing" a surface, you definitely DON'T want delamination.
We loved the animation, the setup is a WHOLE lot more interesting than a bunch of tanks sitting there quietly...
Thanks. Where possible and where things are clear enough, it makes sense to animate things to make concepts clear.
Suhas has over the years created many coating and cleaning technologies using apparatus that deploy plasma and ultrasonics in a wide array of novel implementations.
Yes quite extraordinary deposit rate - Suhas has designed a range of technologies that are designed to be deployed in large scale continuous feed manufacturing. In this case, the aim is to create a not-smooth surface but one with ovoid fractal-like bubbles and even pores. other New Fire claimants such as Clean Planet and Mizuno say that it is more desirable to have more of these and so this is something that this analysis of ECCO foil could use as a basis for potentially improving their claimed reactor output.