Anonymous #4 17w

You need that pressure to push the turbine

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Anonymous #5 17w

Is that why the water, whether he or not is kept under higher pressure to avoid boiling

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Anonymous official_map_of_japan 17w

Using error? I know the British pioneer air called reactors, especially under the Thatcher era, They were picked up again and expanded.

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Anonymous #4 17w

*air

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Anonymous #4 17w

Using a reverse magnetic field! They’re called Helion, pretty cool ass company

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Anonymous official_map_of_japan 17w

What do you mean reverse magnetic? Like it’s a magnetic field whether it attracts or repels or what polarities are

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Anonymous #4 17w

So it basically works like this: instead of spinning a turbine, Helion’s reactor creates a “pulse” fusion reaction that heats a ring of plasma which then expands outwards. As it expands outwards, it’s pushing against the electromagnetic field containing it, which induces current backwards through the coils that created the containing field. The ring of plasma essentially is the turbine now. It’s actually a huge advancement because those reactors don’t need to sustain fusion to generate energy

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Anonymous #5 17w

Correct

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Anonymous official_map_of_japan 17w

Ah

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