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Steam Resonator design session v5: best candidate (24.63kg/hr, 0% non-ohmic)

Sweep: Raise the fundamental into 1–30 MHz where a real cycle starts loading the Debye tail, but pair it with low-R chokes (lean on ωL, not resistance, for amp restriction) plus small C_geo (wide gap, short cell) and crushed σ (ultrapure near-freezing water) so τ_bulk stays inside the on-time and ωε₀ε'' finally beats σ.

Score 0.521 — 24.631 kg/hr steam, 0.0% of the heat non-ohmic

Cavity 1 × coaxial T-304, rod 6.35mm in 20.35mm ID, 49mm active (gap 7.00mm, 14.4 mL water) Drive 1000V, 30.000 MHz sequential switchover, 45% phase duty, 5% dead-time Amp restrict pickup 1Ω + choke 1Ω resistive wire → leakage 20543.06 mA Field ⟨E⟩ 122.8 kV/m, establishes to 91% in the on-time (τ_bulk 6 ns)

Drive shape BIPOLAR (cross-coupled switchover — field reverses each phase), 1.0ns edges → 5 odd harmonics counted up to 0.32 GHz Debye ε'' = 2.66e-2 at 30.000 MHz; water relaxes at 56.9 GHz → running at 5.27e-2% of the loss peak Double layer FROZEN OUT (charges 0.00% per phase, τ_EDL 8277.0 µs) — this is the amp restriction working

Heat budget dielectric relaxation 4.527e+0 W ← Stan's "particle impact" double-layer cycling 8.865e+3 W ← also amp flow ohmic leakage 8.865e+3 W ← the amp flow to restrict = cavity heat 1.773e+4 W (0.0% non-ohmic) VIC resistive loss 7.596e+2 W electrical input 1.849e+4 W → thermal η 95.9%

Yield 6.842e+0 g/s = 24.631 kg/hr, 1.332 g/Wh

Basis

Confidence
0.70
Method
steam-debye-v1
Recorded
Published
30 Aug 2026
Device
Steam Resonator
Component
resonant-cavity
Source Ref
design session v5
Notebook Id
1674

design-loop steam-resonator dielectric-heating