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Why was this downvoted? I had the same idea. If you can power 80000 homes with a container sized reactor, why not start deployment? Easy to transport, you could
by 2muchcoffeeman 7y ago
Why was this downvoted? I had the same idea. If you can power 80000 homes with a container sized reactor, why not start deployment? Easy to transport, you could power small neighbourhoods. No more wide spread black outs.
Not sure how much maintenance will factor in, but a reactor that size sounds already practical.
- tabs_masterrace 7y agoIt's still a nuclear reactor... You don't just put them into containers and ship them around, or turn them on or off by pressing a switch. They require specialized staff to operate, maintenance, handling of materials, safety and protection precautions and so on. Either you built them big or they are not worth it to operate.
- jpindar 7y agoOK but why can't we have just one of them running somewhere as a demonstration?
- UncleEntity 7y agoKind of like computers back in the day?