FOXKATREL wrote:Here is a little my idea of GV - Reactor.
Not sure if you understood everything in your diagram
.... Normally it is the shell of the reactor which must be heated to the "maximum" by the exhaust gases for better efficiency (transformation of the vapor).
Here it is the GVI which receives the maximum heat from the exhaust, but it makes a kind of thermal barrier for the envelope of the reactor. The heat transferred to the reactor envelope will be much much lower ... or even totally insufficient.
You should specify your diagram to indicate in detail where the exhaust gases, steam etc ...
Another point, as drawn (there are the dimensions), the exhaust gas passage section is greatly reduced. With a ladle, the obstruction created by the section of the GVI + reactor must not exceed 1/3 of the original passage section of the pot. Too clogged, this can make many other problems .... including increasing pollution especially at high speeds.