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A.G. Parkhomov and E.O. Belousova built devices modelled on the high-temperature Rossi reactor. In the first design, an alumina tube 120 mm long, wound with a nichrome heater, holds 1 gram of nickel powder with 0.1 g of lithium aluminium hydride. These devices produce more energy than they consume at about 1100 °C and above. In the second design, heat output was measured by comparing the electrical power the reactor consumed with fuel and without fuel. The second design ran for more than 3 days, giving over twice the heat of the electrical input and more than 40 kWh, or 150 MJ, of excess energy. No ionising radiation rose above background while the reactor operated.

Research into Heat Generators Similar to High-temperature Rossi Reactor