Sentences with phrase «fusion reactor systems»

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Now, thanks to advanced algorithms, modern electronics, and control systems, the hammers can hit the side of General Fusion's sphere - shaped metal reactor precisely at the same time, creating a pressure wave that compresses the plasma into a fusion reaction at 100 million degrees centigrade.
On their artificial grid, just as in the archives, blackouts looked like growing sand piles or fusion reactors: complex systems.
«I'm a bit of a Trekky at heart — the only way you are going to travel to another star system is with a fusion reactor,» he said.
Development of neutral beam injection (NBI) heating system utilizing a hydrogen / deuterium (H / D) negative ion source, is significant for a fusion plasma reactor, which is one of the potential solutions to future energy - resource problems.
American researchers have shown that prospective magnetic fusion power systems would pose a much lower risk of being used for the production of weapon — usable materials than nuclear fission reactors and their associated fuel cycle.
Commonwealth Fusion Systems has pledged to build a commercial fusion reactor based on new superconducting magnets.
Dubbed the compact fusion reactor (CFR), the device is conceptually safer, cleaner and more powerful than much larger, current nuclear systems that rely on fission, the process of splitting atoms to release energy.
Bottom line — On the face of it, an ITER - like power system will be much more expensive than a comparable fission reactor, so I believe that tokamak fusion loses big - time on cost, independent of details.
The traditional photovoltaic system, even with more efficient cells is not the best way to harness energy from the distant fusion reactor of the sun.
Wind energy is great for small scale low intense needs, but large wind farms are just plain ugly, and putting them to a grid system not the most efficient use and also not the best way to harness the energy delivered to Earth from our free and safe distant fusion reactor that has zero maintenance costs.
I maintain that our climate is mostly affected by that enormous fusion reactor at the center of the Solar System.
Bio-energy and solar photovoltaic solutions (including space - based systems) are feasible and probably competitively scalable to the level needed; fusion may also be but a practical reactor is still decades away.
With apologies to my high - energy physics colleagues and to NASA, basic natural systems monitoring is much less expensive than high - energy colliders, fusion reactor research or manned Mars missions, but will help to provide better understanding of the lesser known parts of climate and hydrologic systems (aerosols, clouds, large - scale climate connections, S. Hemisphere data, etc).
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