meshesmaster
meshesmaster
98 / 27
8th Feb 2013
3rd Oct 2013
filter radiation from other elements. IE will block all neutron, photon, and electron particles, while still remaining neutral to powders, liquids and gases.
radiation filter photon neutron electron mesh wall

Comments

  • ldfleur
    ldfleur
    8th Feb 2013
    Only some NEUT actually get through.. Very good design, though you could replace the TTAN with INSL so that it doesn't conduct electricty or heat :)
  • Potbelly
    Potbelly
    8th Feb 2013
    Try removing the top of the ttan and replacing it with COAL. This will eradicate any PHOT C:
  • Potbelly
    Potbelly
    8th Feb 2013
    @Citopow Where's the heat you need for fusion? No.
  • Ethorrocks
    Ethorrocks
    8th Feb 2013
    I put a lot of Deut, and then a lot of Neutrons, thinking I was safe. Apparently, one is enough to start a chain reaction.
  • tothemyers
    tothemyers
    8th Feb 2013
    If you think about it, it blocks all radiation - PHOT can represent Gamma rays, since gamma rays are just high energy light. It blocks Alpha particles, which are a helium nucleas stripped of its electrons -NBLE is blocked. And Beta particles are stopped effectively too, seeing as a beta particle is an electron travelling near the speed of light (or in this case, at nearly the same speed as PHOT!) All three major radiation types are blocked, so, meshesmaster, you have created the world's first totally radiation-proof wall!
  • tothemyers
    tothemyers
    8th Feb 2013
    This is actually pretty good... Imagine how people could use a miniturized version of this on spaceships!
  • Guillian
    Guillian
    8th Feb 2013
    how is this FP?
  • ajcharger24
    ajcharger24
    8th Feb 2013
    It's really good at blocking photons
  • Citopow
    Citopow
    8th Feb 2013
    So I put in NEUT, ELEC, and PHOT. Accidentially made fusion :P
  • Kikinicij
    Kikinicij
    8th Feb 2013
    Lol. U just add plut and the pressure of it falling through the filter activates neutrons and it still blows up when it gets through. :D