Isotope-Z Reactor v.1 by LieutenantIvan
Spark 'D' to normalise the pressure in the reactor-chamber. Spark 'F' to fill the chamber with fuel. Spark 'A' to activate the negative pressure. The chamber must never be filled while the chamber has negative pressure, or the fuel-tank with be ruined.
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LieutenantIvan 29th Sep 2019
Update 2: I added a gas-filter below the turbine to prevent water clogging. -
LieutenantIvan 28th Sep 2019Note: Titanium layers are applied both on the inside and the outside of the chamber, lest negative pressure 'leaks' into the inlet-pipe and fuel-tank, begetting unwanted reactions, which could destroy the plant. However, since INST-cables have to get inside the chamber, some necessary negative pressure may 'leak'. Press '2' to observe the pressure levels and be careful of unwanted negative pressure.
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LieutenantIvan 28th Sep 2019Explanation: The Isotope-Z is loaded into the chamber in 0-pressure. Once it is in, and the valve is closed, negative pressure is then applied. This begets a photonic reaction generating heat. The rapid-heat-conductor, HEAC, transfers the heat to the steam chamber making the secondary coolant evaporate driving turbines. The steam then escapes into the cooling tower (not a real one). A breakable clone automatically refills the reservoir.
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LieutenantIvan 28th Sep 2019Update: I altered the text boxes to be less misleading.
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LordOfTheWorld 28th Sep 2019
very good. + 1