thermal rocket engine (nuclear) by merlin538
very efficent, very powerful. well, at least in the real world, theoretically. Does not rely on combustion to generate heat, but nuclear fission instead to heat up the hydrogen. not a fusion engine.
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pawlo01 1st Jul 2024
add protons in reaction chember to create fiusion -
datdoge203 29th Jun 2024
yeah i would use boyl because it creates presure when heated. -
Ender010 29th Jun 2024
idea: use boyl as it expands with heat -
_killer_ 28th Jun 2024
Sorry though, I should have mentioned that right away... -
_killer_ 28th Jun 2024I know it's not a fusion engine in reality. But other than making your HYDR fuse (or burning it), there is no other way to create a propulsion here in tpt via HYDR. Of course, in reality, using the physics of thermal expansion, it works.
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the_special 28th Jun 2024
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merlin538 28th Jun 2024
updated to increase pumps temp (40 and 35) because exhaust wasn't hot enough -
merlin538 28th Jun 2024to better understand this
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merlin538 28th Jun 2024you can check scott manleys relatively new video on nuclear rocket engines.
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merlin538 28th Jun 2024ermm... this is not a fusion engine. the reactor ONLY heats up the hydrogen for thrust.