Sentences with phrase «fusion plant»

For example, the plasmas used in laboratories and nuclear fusion plants decay within milliseconds of the power being switched off.

One scientific estimate calculated that if fusion replaces aging coal - fired plants in the 2030s, and the number of fusion plants double every five to 10 years, 90 — 140 gigatons of CO2 - equivalent carbon emissions would be eliminated by the end of the century.

One of the greatest differences between the National Ignition Facility's experimental efforts and a working fusion plant will be the compactness of the lasers.

Projects already underway on both sides of the Atlantic include the development of two prototype laser fusion plants - HiPER in the UK and Ignition in the US - both of which require numerous large scale, high specification optics.

This map has the Gobi desert as its settings, with the ruins of a nuclear fusion plant as its backdrop.

The extra content will add four new multiplayer maps, including Core, set in a nuclear fusion plant in the Gobi desert; Urban, a small rooftop map located in Dallas; Sideshow, an abandoned motel decorated with clowns; and Drift, a ski resort in the Rocky mountains, complete with a timed avalanche.

Core: Deploy to the Gobi desert where the ravaged ruins of a nuclear fusion plant set the stage for a high - octane warzone.

In an academic paper on the timely delivery of a fusion plant, Dunne and his colleagues outlined what has to be in place to make the plant a reality.

If electricity use continues to double every nine years, huge amounts of power will have to come from 500 years» worth of coal supplies and lots of nuclear power plants — by this time possibly breeder or fusion plants.

The criteria are almost self - explanatory, but let me quote from the Economics Criteria: «To compensate for the higher economic risks associated with new technologies, fusion plants must have lower lifecycle costs than competing technologies available at the time of commercialization.»