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We are working on a totally new way to do cold fusion, our only problem is getting enough new fuel into the reactor without disturbing the running process. Any
by the-dude 5y ago
We are working on a totally new way to do cold fusion, our only problem is getting enough new fuel into the reactor without disturbing the running process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- iamgopal 5y agoDisclaimer : I know nothing about anything. Hawking radiation ? Laser tunnel ? Magnetic canon ? Centrifugal launcher ? Vacuum diffusion ? Electrical beam lensing ?
- desperate 5y agoTesla valve?
- a1369209993 5y ago> Hawking radiation ? That actually does make for a fairly efficient (better than fusion in energy per unit fuel mass) reactor design in principle, but you need a sub-solar-mass black hole (in the 1 billion - 100 billion ton range), and there's no known practical way to produce one.
- mandmandam 5y agoMaybe the solution is in your fridge? ... Not being flippant; I find that these kind of prompts can help in thinking from a new approach.
- Y_Y 5y agoWhat does your reactor look like? What fuel are you using? How are you getting to ignition?
- minhmeoke 5y agoCould you use tiny pellets fed in by a linear actuator and gravity, rotary loader, or some kind of a conveyor belt? If you want an off-the-shelf solution that's easy to reload, perhaps you could repurpose the loading mechanism of a machine gun to dispense the pellets.