Original poster: "Scott Bogard" <teslas-intern@xxxxxxxxxxx>Given that I grew up about a mile, the way a crow flies, away from a nuclear power plant, I have always been interested in nuclear science. He has an interesting concept, but I think, it is a little too passive to create sustainable fusion, I would do it a little differently. I would run the TC through pure deuterium gas, and I would rectify it, so it was a steady stream instead of AC. I would put a narrow tube in the middle (which the arc travels through) and I would put something like a can crushing rig around it. Once Ionized, you could induce a great compressive surge with the rig, and (in theory) fuse most all of the atoms at the same time. This should provide sufficient energy to ionize a larger chamber, which could them be magnetically isolated (like in a tokamak reactor) and the field intensity could be pulsed to compress the ions and induce more fusion, when the reactor temperature drops. I of course, have no real training, so I don't know if this would work, but it is an idea to throw out there. I wish him luck all the same.
Scott Bogard.
From: "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx Subject: tesla and fusion Date: Tue, 01 May 2007 23:36:05 -0600 Original poster: "steve sterling" <unityfound@xxxxxxxxx>hey folks, did anyone hear about this guy using a tesla coil for nuclear fusion. i seen him on youtube and he wants to put a super sized tesla coil inside a westinghouse fission reactor.cool
cHBE
their website at noblefuse dot org
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