Lattice fusion reactor shows heat and gas signals in independent validation study

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Lattice fusion reactor shows heat and gas signals in independent validation study

https://interestingengineering.com/energy/hylenr-lattice-fusion-reactor-phase-1-validation

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Lattice fusion reactor shows heat, gas signals in Phase 1 tests

Researchers at Texas A&M University completed initial testing on Hylenr's lattice confinement fusion reactor using hydrogen-loaded nickel-palladium catalyst samples. The evaluation detected elevated thermal output, residual gases, and material changes without producing measurable gamma, X-ray, or neutron emissions. The company plans to conduct a second testing phase to evaluate measurement repeatability and quantitative calorimetry across multiple reactors.

Hylenr's lattice fusion reactor showed thermal and gas signatures in Phase 1 tests as the company prepares for further validation.

Hylenr Inc. has completed the first phase of an independent study of its lattice confinement fusion reactor at Texas A&M University, reporting thermal, gas and material signatures that the company says warrant further investigation. The Michigan-based company tested its BRT-NiUCS-2 reactor and multiple hydrogen-loaded nickel-palladium catalyst samples under controlled laboratory conditions. The work examined heat, radiation, residual gases and changes in the catalyst materials after testing.

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