fusion reactor/chemical plant by wolle

wolle

130 / 19

1st Oct 2013

6th Oct 2013

A chemical plant producing OXYG from SLTW (byproduct SALT) using fusion in the main reaction. Upstream distillation, regulated by demand form main reactor. No Wiwi, no Walls. Almost full detructible. Enjoy.

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Comments

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  CopysafeINC 4th Oct 2013
  sentinal-5 the h2o car could never work: water is basically ashes of hydrogen and oxygen: all its energy has been spent so you need to add more energy to split them again: TANSTAAFL laws of thermodynamics bitch
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  Dargino 3rd Oct 2013
  This power plant would be good sentinal-5 because it uses the seawater to make HYGN, SALT and OXYG.
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  sentinal-5 3rd Oct 2013
  oh if only we could achieve a perpetual fusion-fission cycle. free energy would be here! unfourtunately, whenever somebody comes up with an idea like that they are 'dealt with' by either the oil companies or some government or other. like stan meyer and his H2O engine. or stanley pons and martin fleichmann with cold fusion.
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  sentinal-5 3rd Oct 2013
  we need this plant in real life... it produces: oxygen, sea salt, electricity and heat. with no emissions apart from those! unfourtunately it anihalates large quantities of hydrogen.... so on second thoughts.... maybe not such a good idea.
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  cameron908 2nd Oct 2013
  finnaly somnthing that uses ambient heat!!! +10000000 from me
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  shtfmllord 2nd Oct 2013
  Its slow but still freaking nice made + f***ing 1
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  TheNumberCrucher 2nd Oct 2013
  I dunno where it starts, or waht it does. but it looks coll so +1
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  KetchupMaster 1st Oct 2013
  sick but really complex :D +1
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  Schneumer 1st Oct 2013
  hygn,not oxyg. 1+
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  spinon 1st Oct 2013
  amazing job but it isn't produce energy. good idea that it is destructible! my project must by indestructible (WARP-ELEC condensate and high temperatures and pressures all in all +1