Compact Cold Fusion Reactor by Atomic-bread

Atomic-bread

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28th June

1st July

A hygn & deut fusion reactor which achieves a more compact design than my other tokamak and stellarator reactors through the use of ptnm catalyzed cold fusion. Raise the reactor temp to 500+C, add hygn, and extract the ptnm control rods to start fusion.

fusion reactor powerplant hydrogen deuterium platinum

Comments

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  Atomic-bread 4:34:14
  The reactor should work fine at temps under 1768C, the melting point of the platinum in the core. The deuterium does sometimes spike the temperature quickly, so i've found that the reactor works best when pulsed instead of run continuously.
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  cindypasi 1:32:19
  it just explodes when it fuses.
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  Atomic-bread 1st July
  I updated the gas heat exchanger, It functions a lot better now.
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  Atomic-bread 1st July
  I do agree with that, the adiabatic gas heat exchanger has a bad habit of jamming up, and it also doesnt do a very good job of cooling down the exhaust. Separating the two gas sections with a wall and adding a secondary glow coolent heat exhanger would probably fix everything. I'll see what I can do.
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  gmhs2 1st July
  Very nice! Though the intake/exhaust filter bit seems to clog easily unless I modify it to remove excess material or carefully watch it to ensure it doesn't clog during operation.
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  Atomic-bread 30th June
  I would love to recreate muon catalyzed fusion if it was actually modeled in TPT.
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  intrestingperson1234 30th June
  muon catalyzed fusion
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  Atomic-bread 30th June
  Oh nice, I saw his video series on that too. It's pretty much the only reason I know much about the history of cold fusion at all lol.
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  Oyne31 30th June
  (*Bobbybroccoli flashbacks)
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  Atomic-bread 30th June
  Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons were the first two proponents for palladium catalyzed cold fusion, so I'd imagine they would be the ones most upset that in the end their idea didn't work.