Unseeable200
Unseeable200
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4th September
4th September
A experimental reactor that uses polonium to generate power. i created this as i havent seen anyone make one. due to the melting point of polonium it doesnt need a cooling system to prevent overheating and rests at about 250 C when active.
reactor

Comments

  • Kyrope
    Kyrope
    8th September
    Check my version out it just looks cooler nothing else id:3148969
  • nobodyagain
    nobodyagain
    6th September
    I think that polo should be mainly used as a preheater for more simple fusion reactors, or some chemical plants.
  • DriftKing
    DriftKing
    6th September
    make a micro non layer no subframe deut-neut reactor! :D
  • Unseeable200
    Unseeable200
    5th September
    thanks
  • magicpineapple6
    magicpineapple6
    5th September
    I added wifi to the output that went to the release button and it only needed the polonium for like 5 seconds.
  • resic
    resic
    4th September
    as an example id:2396223 is the most popular of all polo reactors. I made some myself too. One element I'd recommend is ptnm because it has almost the same melting point like ttan. Build it like this: 1 layer ptnm, 1 ttan. If you want to make the power controlable, you can build ttan rods and move them with pstn (tutorial: id:1382457). Also, crmc is transparent to neutrons so you can build the fuel rods out of it.
  • Unseeable200
    Unseeable200
    4th September
    i didnt manage to find any polonium reactors when i was looking, i was gonna put a starter in if i make a better version and what would you recomend for the ttan switch of elements?
  • resic
    resic
    4th September
    and ttan is deleting 1/6 of the neutrons that fall on it so I'll recommend to place some other element inbetween
  • resic
    resic
    4th September
    you can also increase the melting point by typing elements.property(182,"HighTemperature",9999) into the console, and you can make polo last longer by setting it's tmp to a negative value. It'll not generate any neutrons at the start so you'll need a starter. Polo reactors are actually fully discovered in tpt.
  • resic
    resic
    4th September
    em, there are a lot of polo reactors in tpt? It's not new