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A save by Anonymous100 and SandwichLizard. Pretty self explanatory. Have fun! Make sure water equalization is on!

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noobland3601 19th Jan 2021

Replace the brick under the reactor to iron, then change all iron to titanium, it makes the reactor withstand over 1500 temp
EpsilonStudios 23rd Oct 2020

supercrafter, shulker has a point, not all TPT reactors are built for plutonium, putting plutonium in a reactor not built for plutonium doesn't mean it's not safe, it just means you are just dumb
Supercrafter 24th Nov 2019

AnoyingShulker: IT'S PART OF HIS ROUTINE.
AnoyingShulker 5th Aug 2019

SO OBSERVE CAREFULLY
AnoyingShulker 5th Aug 2019

@123me the reactor is not built for plutinum it uses uranium AND IT ALREADY HAS FUEL
123me 3rd Jul 2016

I deem it "Not Very Safe" because I fill all the reactors with PLUT, and if they start fission, they are not very safe.
DubMonster 27th Jun 2016

you are so good
F03K 8th Jun 2016

Epic. You continue to impress. I like how it doesn't use OP materials like DMND and LN2, yet still manages to not melt. The INSL isn't used as an OP material either. Without it, it would still likely function just fine. I used some of the ideas because they're pretty good, and already made several versions because of how enthused I was. I've been wanting to make a reactor that doesn't melt for quite some time.
mjduniverse 6th Jan 2015

I blew it up.
ChGehlly2001 30th Oct 2014

fantastic work. I'm inspired :)

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