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Proton Reactor v2.0 by Sandwichlizard

Sandwichlizard
Sandwichlizard
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28th Jul 2015
23rd Jul 2016
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proton reactor sandwichlizard 7seg thermometer counter electronic electronics deut display

Comments

  • thepowderscientist
    thepowderscientist     1st Aug 2015
    they goes away when the life runs out :p atleast for me
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     1st Aug 2015
    LOL. They dont just go away. In the reaction chamber, the DEUT chambers are lined with VOID(PROT). So it only sucks up protons. this was needed to control the sheer volume of protons created by the DEUT-PROT reaction. It basically slows the reaction. you could consider the void as control rods.
  • thepowderscientist
    thepowderscientist     1st Aug 2015
    the... protons just ... go away D: i made a small prototype of a proton reactor before this is made and that one makes protons and have no problem :p but still its kinda unstable sometimes
  • Hanoj
    Hanoj     31st Jul 2015
    @DrLost Unfortunatly, probably not
  • DrLost
    DrLost     31st Jul 2015
    I wonder if anyone in the power industry will every use the fusion types seen on game.
  • DrLost
    DrLost     31st Jul 2015
    This is cool
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     30th Jul 2015
    fusion does not generate heat on its own. it makes pressure. the gas needs to be heated by something. I have fusion cannons and engines that use uran to heat hygn to make fusion to presurize the uran to make heat for hygn to make fusion for pressure for uran to get hot to heat hygn........oops sorry XD anyway, could easily become a reactor. Like you said, DMND or atleast FILT will likely be used in the chamber.
  • TDF2
    TDF2     30th Jul 2015
    or shields to cover the reactor
  • TDF2
    TDF2     30th Jul 2015
    unless you use diamond of course and a cooling system
  • TDF2
    TDF2     30th Jul 2015
    hmm i wonder when people will started building a nuclear fusion reactor on tpt, but that would probably be hard as the extreme heat would melt some of the mechanics...