The Powder Toy

Real controlled fusion reactor by Bender_

Bender_
Bender_
100 / 6
21st May 2017
24th May 2017
Ive never seen any controlled real fusion reactor w.out DMND or cheaty materials. mine is fully destroyable and self-sustaining. of course you can regulate and make it explode but theres a security system that prevents any fail from exploding everywhere.
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Comments

  • Goboshow
    Goboshow     2nd April
    This may sound weird, but can I borrow this design for a roblox game I'm making?
  • QSemployee
    QSemployee     8th Jan 2022
    how to melt/fail to start-up fusion reactor: cool reactor below 200-100C and start-up reactor
  • quest_for_cheese
    quest_for_cheese     21st Dec 2021
    for me cooling is working ok or am i missing something but other than that +1 well deserved for such hard work hope you continue making awsome science things like these
  • Kot2020
    Kot2020     8th Oct 2021
    for the cooling system,why not use nitrogen?
  • DORIANCVS
    DORIANCVS     24th May 2019
    just good
  • Bender_
    Bender_     28th May 2017
    still, desactivating HSWC to cool core would mean I want to deactivate it. and I want a cooling system that is able to perfectly counteract heat generated; It would be at 22 or less than 200 degrees celsius at the coolest gel tube point and at 9500+ degrees at the hotter gel tube point. - The only thing I guess could counteract heating power of uranium is liquid nitrogen as it disappears once it exchanged it's coolness :p
  • Transgender
    Transgender     28th May 2017
    To be honest, I don't think there is a cooling system capable of counteracting the heat of uranium at the high pressures in the reactor. I've tried putting CFLM directly into core itself and the URAN always seems to keep it very hot.
  • Transgender
    Transgender     28th May 2017
    Hmm, yeah I noticed this problem when testing it for myself, maybe you could try using HSWC to channel heat into the reactor from another source. So you can have an easy way to turn off excess heat when you want to cool down the reaction when fusion has stopped.
  • Bender_
    Bender_     27th May 2017
    If I find a way to drain pressure fast, fusion would stop. And I don't want that! my quest for an efficient cooling system is a quest for a cooling system that is able to counteract the heating power or uranium :/
  • Bender_
    Bender_     27th May 2017
    Transgender: Thanks for the help! but I've already thought about this: if there's no uranium the fusion needs to evacuate co2 that does not have enough temperature to fuse into oxygen, and if I wanted to do a reactor without uranium it would mean because of the co2 problem that I'd need to rebuild entirely the reactor.