MadScientist14
MadScientist14
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24th January
15th September
Type of reactor (WU-9U51) - PWR (glow using like first loop). Work progress is near to 15%
reactor core

Comments

  • Benji1593_15
    Benji1593_15
    15th September
    MadScientist14: You can place TTAN around the uranium to isolate the pressure from the reactor and prevent a meltdown.
  • MadScientist14
    MadScientist14
    30th January
    nobodyagain: Its possible to combine your two ideas and try to design an alloy wall that partially lets the pressure pass and isolates the heat generating elements.
  • Nikorin
    Nikorin
    30th January
    I like when there like 9999 buttons and 999 indicators (+1)
  • Elsan97
    Elsan97
    30th January
    new nuclear power plant
  • nobodyagain
    nobodyagain
    30th January
    ok, i guess that could be for the future. but i have two ways to deal with the pressure: #1 completely seal off the uran from it or #2 a kind of alloy wall that only blocks the pressure partly. (i will try this stuff myself)
  • MadScientist14
    MadScientist14
    29th January
    nobodyagain: If you mean increasing the operating pressure in the reactor and replacing the coolant with water, then that's a pretty good idea, but as the pressure inside the reactor increases, the temperature of the uranium will rise rapidly, and the water will boil at some point anyway, causing an even greater depressurization, causing the core to melt. Moreover, for such modernization, the reactor needs to be reworked, and this is already too late, because the power unit is 80% ready.
  • nobodyagain
    nobodyagain
    29th January
    do you think that a pressurizer could be added? water can stay liquid at 500C under 200 pressure. (just for realism, possibly)
  • MadScientist14
    MadScientist14
    28th January
    A similar scheme will also be used to monitor the pressure inside the core.
  • MadScientist14
    MadScientist14
    28th January
    1tron This reactor was designed for compactness and safe use. It is quite powerful for its size and even produces a bit more heat for boiling water. Of course, I will use the usual scheme of displaying the temperature of the reactor, heat exchanger and separator, but it is necessary to allocate three operating temperature ranges for the reactor to avoid melting of the core.
  • Kyrkovich-1tron
    Kyrkovich-1tron
    28th January
    damn that reactor is small +1 also why not use a bar graph instead of that thermoindication system?