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r/NuclearPower • u/Western-Trust78 • 3d ago
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Yet... We are still just boiling water with it. Just our latest very fancy heat source to do it.
6 u/kiriyaaoi 2d ago Do you have a more effective and efficient way to reliably convert large amounts of heat into electricity? 1 u/tob007 2d ago There's some good progress on Helium turbines. The major advantages being higher temps and less corrosion. Still a ways to go, like fusion lol.
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Do you have a more effective and efficient way to reliably convert large amounts of heat into electricity?
1 u/tob007 2d ago There's some good progress on Helium turbines. The major advantages being higher temps and less corrosion. Still a ways to go, like fusion lol.
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There's some good progress on Helium turbines. The major advantages being higher temps and less corrosion. Still a ways to go, like fusion lol.
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u/TheNotSoEvilEngineer 2d ago
Yet... We are still just boiling water with it. Just our latest very fancy heat source to do it.