jippijip
jippijip
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28th Mar 2012
6th Jan 2013
The Teller-Ulam design hydrogen bomb, which is the most common type of H-Bomb, made pretty much as accurate as I could make it. The only blatant inaccuracy (the heated hydrogen) was to prevent it from catching fire.
hbomb fusion logo

Comments

  • bbdest
    bbdest
    30th Mar 2012
    however, the duetrium is suppose to be inside the plutonium ring, not the other way around
  • bbdest
    bbdest
    30th Mar 2012
    Great replica of the Teller-Ulam hydrogen bomb design
  • jippijip
    jippijip
    30th Mar 2012
    I used deuterium to speed up the reaction to keep the hydrogen from burning. The main focus of the bombs is on the mechanism.
  • fatcat00
    fatcat00
    30th Mar 2012
    also real bombs contain no deuterium oxide as it unpredictible,not very powerful, and incompressible in r.l
  • jippijip
    jippijip
    30th Mar 2012
    @fatcat: I was forced to use plutonium since uranium doesn't release neutrons. My main goal for the bombs was the mechanism. Also, plutonium bombs are detonated the way they are in the bottom bomb.
  • fatcat00
    fatcat00
    30th Mar 2012
    till TPT gets some real physics then try to create this...
  • fatcat00
    fatcat00
    30th Mar 2012
    this isnt realistic at all it needs some Uranium 238 not Plutonuim 274, and the nuclear realction is created by one small mass of U235 fired at a large mass of U238 -1 wit till TPT gets some real---
  • Sketch24
    Sketch24
    30th Mar 2012
    Very good! +1
  • flaming_monocle
    flaming_monocle
    30th Mar 2012
    upvote it is, very nice bombs. great idea
  • qwertydude373
    qwertydude373
    30th Mar 2012
    This is very good