Real controlled fusion reactor by Bender_

Bender_

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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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  Transgender 27th May 2017
  Hopefully that will help in making a suitable cooling system. +1
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  Transgender 27th May 2017
  The best way to compensate this is to make something to drain pressure from the core fast or to get rid of URAN entirely. As this would mean using more DEUT to keep pressure and heat high enough for fusion to occur which is more realistic.
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  Transgender 27th May 2017
  You're using URAN to keep heat and pressure to keep fusion going without using too much DEUT right? Not only is that unrealistic because properties of uranium in TPT are different to that of uranium in real life but it also means that cooling systems will have a hard time cooling the reactor because the high pressure means the URAN will keep generating heat and keep heat at max temperature.
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  emperorOfChemicals 27th May 2017
  I blew it up with my bomb :)
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  Bender_ 27th May 2017
  but the reactor qweryntino presented does not supports high life deut+neut :p
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  tptquantum 27th May 2017
  @Bender_ Max heat/pressure is made by maxlife DEUT + NEUT :P
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  Bender_ 27th May 2017
  Tptquantum: I'll search for a legit method to use frzw :o Dragaming: of course, I've run it for an entire day and it was working perfectly. 7VY: Same as frzw, I'll search for a legit way to use it. Qweryntino: maybe it's destroyable but if does not supports maximum heat and pressures (fusion).
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  Bender_ 27th May 2017
  Thanks everyone for your excellent feedback! :) mrlinux: I want to make this as realist as possible, and in reality there is no known hottest temperature limit so including a cooling system is more realist than having none. Justicefighter: I thought about this solution but average temperatures in tpt makes the deuterium temp adapt to the core's so it does not cools efficiently, but I'll try searching for solutions with this method. Thanks!
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  danieldan0 26th May 2017
  +1, Bender_
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  Qweryntino 26th May 2017
  Actually there exist a reactor without cheaty elements, take a look id:1468603