Fission Reactor

Fission Reactor

The Fission Reactor is a multiblock structure that allows for variable input rates of Fissile Fuel. The reactor uses either Sodium or Water as a coolant. Water cooled reactors produce power by directly piping steam in an Industrial Turbine. Sodium cooled reactors use a Thermoelectric Boiler as a heat-exchanger to cool down the Superheated sodium and heat up water into Steam.

Construction

- The structure must be a cuboid of minimum size 3x4x3, up to 18x18x18. - The edges of the outer shell must be made of Fission Reactor Casing - The faces of the outer shell can be either Fission Reactor Casing, Reactor Glass, Fission Reactor Port or Fission Reactor Logic Adapter.