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Fusion | {{Infobox object | ||
|name=Fusion reactor | |||
|grid_size=5 x 5 | |||
|inputs=[[Deuterium]] | |||
[[Power]] (for activation only) | |||
|outputs=50 to 500 MW of Power | |||
|fuel_consumption= 0.02 [[Deuterium]] per MW output | |||
|image1=[[File:FusionReactorRunning.png|150px|frameless|alt=Fusion Reactor]] | |||
}} | |||
'''Fusion reactors''' require [[Deuterium]] as a fuel source, which is supplied via pipe. Fusion reactors deliver power equivalent to 5 normal [[reactor]]s but require about half the space. | |||
Fusion reactors require [[power]] to activate, and must fully activate before they begin providing power. The reactor takes 40 seconds to activate, during which its power consumption will increase up to 500 MW. In total it will draw 10,050 MW during activation. Once activated, the reactor will stop requiring power and begin providing it. | |||
Currently (Alpha 14), the [[powergrid]] will show the fusion reactor contributing to power supply during activation, but this is misleading as the reactor's power is not actually supplied until activation completes. | |||
==History== | |||
{{History|Alpha 8|Introduced (officially).}} | |||
[[Category:Equipment]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 30 April 2025
| Fusion reactor | |
|---|---|
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| Grid size | 5 x 5 |
| Fuel consumption | 0.02 Deuterium per MW output |
| Inputs | Power (for activation only) |
| Outputs | 50 to 500 MW of Power |
Fusion reactors require Deuterium as a fuel source, which is supplied via pipe. Fusion reactors deliver power equivalent to 5 normal reactors but require about half the space.
Fusion reactors require power to activate, and must fully activate before they begin providing power. The reactor takes 40 seconds to activate, during which its power consumption will increase up to 500 MW. In total it will draw 10,050 MW during activation. Once activated, the reactor will stop requiring power and begin providing it.
Currently (Alpha 14), the powergrid will show the fusion reactor contributing to power supply during activation, but this is misleading as the reactor's power is not actually supplied until activation completes.
History[edit | edit source]
- Alpha 8: Introduced (officially).