The Powder Toy

Continuous Fusion Reactor by noogii2k

noogii2k
noogii2k
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6th Jun 2016
8th Jun 2016
After experimenting with a screen full of fusion, I managed to create a fusion reactor that runs forever (theoretically). If you would like to know more about how this works I have released a save to explains this. Credit to Sandwichlizard for the text.
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Comments

  • sandyhill
    sandyhill     7th Jun 2016
    You really shouldn't need to use teleportation, indestructibe elements, or magical sources of air pressure to do this id:1866417
  • noogii2k
    noogii2k     7th Jun 2016
    Update: Generators upgraded to have a continuous spark cycle, thanks to Sandwichlizard and Madera_the_Mad for pointing this out.
  • explorer
    explorer     7th Jun 2016
    Ambient heat to explode
  • Anastasia_616
    Anastasia_616     7th Jun 2016
    sir, your reactor is completely unrealistic because in order for in to work you need to defy the laws of physics, that is, you need to disable heat passing thru air, and a sci-fi element like vibranium must exist, you could however use steam to do this..+1 regardless because its quite creative
  • program
    program     7th Jun 2016
    you did it, you found realistic self-staining energy. +1 to you.
  • Matera_the_Mad
    Matera_the_Mad     7th Jun 2016
    There's another way to get continuous output from VIBR id:1988067
  • lwcurten
    lwcurten     7th Jun 2016
    type in the consol !set type clne none for the bomb
  • TheExplosionTeam
    TheExplosionTeam     7th Jun 2016
    and you could also make each VIBR pod a seperate PPIP hooked up to a delay that stores the ELEC until its their turn to make electricity, Pretty much a queue.
  • TheExplosionTeam
    TheExplosionTeam     7th Jun 2016
    It's actually almost impossible for the VIBR to be off sync, since when they get heated up again, it evens out, so with THIS setup, it wont work, but you could probs just tweak the design
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     6th Jun 2016
    Interesting. use infinite fusion and you get away from the heating issue. non infinite fusion does not produce its own heat, just pressure. you normally have to heat the HYGN, NBLE, ELEC, NEUT or what ever you feeding it. You cannot shut off the reaction but whatever. I would try to de-sync the VIBR generators to they are out of phase with each other so you can have a more continuous spark cycle. +1