Mark II-1 EB Reactor

I've thought about it, but the logical effect of spending time in class on the laptop designing reactors is piling up

And using custom nuclear items, Ill make it a Mark I B reactor XD

http://test.vendaria.net/index…CCCUUCCHCHHCHCCCCCCCHCCHC
27 surplus
EB
60 output

Quote from Sublimn

http://test.vendaria.net/index…CCCUUCCHCHHCHCCCCCCCHCCHC
27 surplus
EB
60 output

at around 2000 ticks you lose all the four coolant cells near the uranium, then the reactor starts to build up a lot of heat (the surplus is 55 at this point).
At the end of the cycle the heats is at 9692.

Quote from Gjrud

at around 2000 ticks you lose all the four coolant cells near the uranium, then the reactor starts to build up a lot of heat (the surplus is 55 at this point).
At the end of the cycle the heats is at 9692.

darn i didnt actually run the test through very far... got bored with it.

Hey, (first time nuke engy here) I looked at the last design and I figured you could improve it just by substituting those four coolant cells that die with IHDs. http://test.vendaria.net/index…CCHUUHCHCHHCHCCCCCCCHCCHC
The result is 60 EU/s and ~6000 heat at the end of the cycle. The cooldown period is ~4000 ticks. I'm probably wrong here, but it seems good to me.

EDIT: changed a heat value

bump, i've used it for about 10 cycles now and it seems to be a good setup for noobs. Once you've got all the iridium plates you need you can start doing things like forcefields and teleportations (i use 2 mfsus btw)

Quote from cybnetsurfe3011

bump, i've used it for about 10 cycles now and it seems to be a good setup for noobs. Once you've got all the iridium plates you need you can start doing things like forcefields and teleportations (i use 2 mfsus btw)

the best design for 4 uranium cells in a square right now is this:
http://test.vendaria.net/index…CCHCCCCCCCHCHHCCCCCCCHCHC

made by dezuman.