The Powder Toy

Nuclear Fission Power Plant by Nuculus

Nuculus
Nuculus
718 / 36
12th Mar 2019
20th Nov 2019
The console command stops the polonium from melting. You can use the sign element to select it, then copy and enter it into the console. The turbine require heat and pressure to work. Click water coolant to fill up water and click neutron beam to start
electricity fission pressurized nuclear reactor requiresconsole neutron realistic polonium tnpp

Comments

  • Nuculus
    Nuculus     13th Mar 2019
    magnetman33 Yea, PLUT has an annoying habit of sometimes turning into URAN so I could just make an URAN reactor instead (much simpler). Also it's insanely unstable. SNOW and ICE slows neutrons down. I did a little testing and it looks like slow neutrons have an increased capture chance when passing through POLO. But they will of course heat up and melt and then lose that property, so I hope a better moderator element is added.
  • Nuculus
    Nuculus     13th Mar 2019
    /r TakMashido Thanks for reporting a problem. The iron pixels in question have now been replaced by insl
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     13th Mar 2019
    And for the same reason that's why I wrote 5 giant comments, lol. This modified polo is much more accurate than PLUT at replicating real life Pu. Within limits of TPT... neutron tempuratures, cross section, neutron moderators, etc, bit too much for tpt
  • NuclearPerson
    NuclearPerson     13th Mar 2019
    This is What A Real Pressurized Water Reactor Look Like. Awsome,Since my Understanding Of Nuclear Physics is High.
  • Optimus112233
    Optimus112233     13th Mar 2019
    pretty neat!
  • jimmyking
    jimmyking     13th Mar 2019
    wow i just got the power out put to max very nice +1
  • Nuculus
    Nuculus     13th Mar 2019
    /r TakMashido Thanks for liking it! You just had a close call. You must call damage contol team asap!
  • Nuculus
    Nuculus     13th Mar 2019
    /r Iskra10 Thank you! I'll probably add warning signals soon
  • Nuculus
    Nuculus     13th Mar 2019
    /r magnetman33 Glad you enjoy it! I thought about adding autocontrol, but it seems difficult to make a good system that is not just a clock based system
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     12th Mar 2019
    Ok just the startup I described doesn't work without modifications, but the running of it is fine at 1200. You just have to go a bit more slowly. Sorry for the comment spam, I just like nuclear reactors, and this seems like about as close as you can get to operating one without operating one