This document describes static and dynamic plasma reactors that can utilize nuclear fusion, fission, or a combination to generate energy independently of ambient temperature and pressure. The basic reactor operates without external intervention; initial materials introduced to the closed environment interact via nuclear sources, producing internal changes like pressure, temperature differences, and currents as new particles and elements are created. More advanced reactor designs and methods for graphene production are also presented.
This document describes static and dynamic plasma reactors that can utilize nuclear fusion, fission, or a combination to generate energy independently of ambient temperature and pressure. The basic reactor operates without external intervention; initial materials introduced to the closed environment interact via nuclear sources, producing internal changes like pressure, temperature differences, and currents as new particles and elements are created. More advanced reactor designs and methods for graphene production are also presented.
This document describes static and dynamic plasma reactors that can utilize nuclear fusion, fission, or a combination to generate energy independently of ambient temperature and pressure. The basic reactor operates without external intervention; initial materials introduced to the closed environment interact via nuclear sources, producing internal changes like pressure, temperature differences, and currents as new particles and elements are created. More advanced reactor designs and methods for graphene production are also presented.
Methodes and processes related to chemo-nuclear, bio-nuclear
and/orbio-chemo-nuclear reactors are disclosed. They may work by 5 nuclear fusion or semi-fusion or a combination of fusion and fission, realizing processes at temperature and pressure independent ambient. The basic reactor works without any outer or inner interventing system. The process is self-sustaining. In a closed environment (reactor) initial materials are introduced. Nuclear sources interact with them, and this 10 can lead to creation of internal pressure, temperature differences, passive 3D-magnetic field(s), current, dynamic motion, etc. since a number of new sub-atomic and sub-nuclear particles and energies, atomic and molecular elements of the periodic table and their isotopes are created. Current can be collected. More complex reactor concepts 15 are disclosed. Several methodes related to the production of graphene are shown. Also two type of power boosters are described, which can enhance the power outcome for reactors or normal current.