Mechanism of an Arc Fusion Reactor
Manu Mitra
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Manu Mitra
Abstract
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Arc reactor is the design for compact fusion reactor. In this paper mechanism of an Arc Reactor is discussed which is a multi-isotope radio-decay cell that can be created using Low Energy Nuclear Reactor (LENR) technology which is a low-radiation fusion reactor. Here, Palladium isotope is used as a core and it generates significant amount of power.It also introduces a new portable method to generate power without generating too much heat and heavy radiation.
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Arc reactor is the design for compact fusion reactor. In this paper mechanism of an Arc Reactor is discussed which is a multi-isotope radio-decay cell that can be created using Low Energy Nuclear Reactor (LENR) technology which is a low-radiation fusion reactor. Here, Palladium isotope is used as a core and it generates significant amount of power.It also introduces a new portable method to generate power without generating too much heat and heavy radiation.
Key concepts: Nuclear engineering, Fusion power, Arc (geometry), Nuclear reactor core, Fusion, Nuclear fusion, Radiation, Mechanism (biology)