>desert CG Hopefully it'll scarify efficiency to rely on water. Otherwise those lil niggas are gonna discover that you need +4000 liters of water per MWh.
>>64064740 I'm not talking about the reactor itself but to the heat sink to use as working fluid or cool the reactor and generate mechanical work. Water is more efficient than air unless you're willing to operate at red hot temperature and out-gas something OSHA will not like...
>>64064779 Just watch this to know the mechanics behind microreactors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gtog_gOaGQ&pp=ygUqdHJpc28gZnVlbCBleHBsYW5hdGlvbiBpbGxpbm9pcyBlbmVyZ3lwcm9m
I'll care when they get Fusion working the US has 2 grid scale projects that have broken ground but i've got no idea if they are even at the working prototype stage for the actual fusion power generator.
>>64064883 Federal Protective Forces would like to know your location.
>>64064699 (OP) DOW chemical wants to get 3 for a single petrochem plant in Texas. One of them just to produce steam for process heat. I am raising my kids to exclude all nuclear skeptics from their lives.
>>64065141 This reactors are only 1.2MW. Or to put it another way 30x times weaker than they'd need to be to fire a single jet engine. The dream is dead.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 4:16:36 PM No.64066379
>>64064699 (OP) Pretty cool. Secretary of Energy is a SMR guy, so not surprising shit like this is finally moving forward.
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 6:30:31 PM No.64066739
>>64064779 If the thermal output isn't fuckhuge (Which it shouldn't be for a microreactor), a convection based heatsink will do the trick.