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NTE - Fusion Power Plant - 16,000 MW!

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Jan 10, 2019 @ 9:36pm

Jan 13, 2019 @ 3:50pm

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Description

A power monster at your fingertips! 16,000 MW all for you to use! The best in all this? No pollution! The plasma residues are burned directly into the ball of the central tower, reduced to innocuous ash and then simply recycled. That's modernity!

- Tiling: 12x13
- 9875 tris - Highly detailed
- 432 tris for the lod - High performance
- Construction cost: 1,000,000 - same a regular one
- Upkeep: 8000/week - same a regular one
- 33% less noise pollution than the regular fusion plant
- 50% less water use than the regular fusion plant
- No pollution
- Moving plasma in their tube
- Transparent & reflective glass

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AshtheBoss0326 May 19, 2023 @ 5:17pm

@Mattvogel "Plasma is not something that can be used in a reactor, for it is a material in blood", you do relize the main thing of fusion is creating plasma?

jamesson Dec 13, 2022 @ 4:01pm

"Uhm actually, this is extremely inaccurate. A real fusion reactor would be very similar to a fission reactor, just larger and way more unstable. A fusion reactor would cost a bit more than a fission reactor. Also, atoms cannot float. Gravity acts on them too. I have no idea what those Sci-Fi gasses in those tubes that connect to nothing are, but they certainly must serve no use. Also, nuclear fusion causes an explosion about 10 times as great as fission, and fission can create enough power to light a 1 watt light for 1/13 of a nanosecond, and I also see no particle accelerator. Also, plasma is not something that can be used in a reactor, for it is a material in blood. Additionally, the explosion would most certainly break that glass right open. And don't even get me started on the structural incapabilities of this. That tower would fall right down. Even if the explosion wouldn't break that glass, the heat building up inside would."

-Nerd