Fusion Reactor
The Fusion Reactor is a multiblock structure that allows for variable input rates of 3 types of fuel: Deuterium, Tritium, and D-T Fuel.
Contents
Crafting Recipes
Made out of:
Construction
| Step | Image | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1 |  |
A star made out of Reactor Frame |
| Step 2 |  |
A square without corners, also made out of Frame |
| Step 3 |  |
A complete square of Reactor Frame but with
Reactor Ports for input/output and a Laser Focus Matrix for the laser. |
| Step 4 | |
Same as step 2 |
| Step 5 |  |
Same as Level 1 but with one
Reactor Controller in the middle |
GUI
You access the GUI of the Fusion Reactor by right-clicking the reactor's Reactor Controller.
Main Screen
The text on the main screen of the GUI indicates if the structure is correctly formed or incomplete.
Heat Tab
The two indicators to the left show the temperature of the plasma and the case. The highest of the three on the right shows the internal energy storage and the ones beneath shows the amount of water and steam inside the reactor.
Fuel Tab
The Fuel tab indicates the amount of fuel and the injection rate. The tanks show, from left to right, the amount of Deuterium, D-T Fuel and Tritium inside.
Statistics Tab
The Statistics gives the user various technical information regarding injection rate, max temp, passive generation and steam production.
Video Tutorial
All links refer to YouTube's watch page.
Tips
To keep the reactor running at a constant rate, it is best to pipe in Deuterium and Tritium separately at a rate greater than half of the specified injection rate in the fuel tab for each type of fuel. Piping in D-T fuel only will result in the reactor immediately using all of the fuel inside the D-T tank and promptly shutting down.
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