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titleOfInvention Nuclear fusion reactor
abstract Nuclear energy is released from a nuclear fuel body by means of micro-explosions in a vessel. The fuel is irradiated, compressed and triggered. A liq. contg. Li atoms is fed into the vessel and then removed. Tritium formed is removed. The liq. is a molten salt of the type LiF1 or contains XF4 where X is Th or U. Fissionable material is built up in the liq. after passage through the chamber by neutron bombardment. This fissionable material is then sepd. off. Approximately the same amt. of tritium is removed from the vessel as is consumed in the micro-explosion. The liquor is cooled, purified and recycled. Used to generate power. Combines the advantages of the Burke process which was Li to control the fusion reaction and a process which uses a fissionable material to initiate the reaction. System provides max. economic return.
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