
| Msg # 242 of 2222 on ZZCA4347, Monday 7-14-24, 8:03 |
| From: N9WOS |
| To: ALL |
| Subj: Re: Solar crap is obsolete ! |
XPost: alt.solar.photovoltaic From: n9wos@nobug.att.net > > Today we have cold fusion batteries and don't need vintage solar cells. > > Today we have a hot fusion reactor in use with 1.4 Million km diameter > and we need only to catch a small part of the energy And the power transfer method is via photon power taps. The photon power taps are coupled to the fusion reactor by putting them in direct view of the operating fusion source. Putting them in direct view is causes a few side effects, like a moderate heating of the photon power taps by the infrared portion of the fusion energy source power flow. But the heat buildup is usually only causes a moderate loss of conversion efficiency, because the heat dissipation is usually adequate to keep the power taps within operating range. The power taps have a moderately long designed lifetime of around twenty years. Their is many powertaps that have remained in use far longer than twenty years, with no apparent damage to the fusion energy source. The fusion energy source has not had any major operational problems since it has been brought on line. Operational life of the fusion source has been estimated by many people, but no one has studied one over it's operational cycle to determine it's true reliable operational lifetime. on the down side. No plans for decommissioning the fusion source has been agreed upon, at this time. Most people have came to the conclusion that we should just let it deplete it's self, until it ceases it's fusion operation. Good side of that is that the fusion source will become an ecologically friendly inert sphere of iron. Bad side is the source will grow to very large proportions just before it's operation ceases. --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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