Hellstrom Mark I Fusion Reactor
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− | [[Image:HMI.png|200px|right|Reactor prototype]] Based heavily upon failed quantum vaccuum experiments in the early 23rd century, the HM1 is able to capture quantum particles out of a total vaccuum and combines them in a reaction that generates massive amounts of power. The problem has always been that during the reaction process some power is invariably lost trying to actually capture the quantum particles before they vanish. The Hellstrom Mark I fixes this latent power loss by allowing a cascade effect almost to the point of overload thus creating more available power, but limiting the reactors effective safe operating conditions. This also creates a need for a dedicated monitoring system of the complete system. | + | [[Image:HMI.png|200px|right|Reactor prototype]] Based heavily upon failed quantum vaccuum experiments in the early 23rd century, the HM1 is able to capture quantum particles out of a total vaccuum and combines them in a reaction that generates massive amounts of power. The problem has always been that during the reaction process some power is invariably lost trying to actually capture the quantum particles before they vanish. |
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+ | The Hellstrom Mark I fixes this latent power loss by allowing a cascade effect almost to the point of overload thus creating more available power, but limiting the reactors effective safe operating conditions. This also creates a need for a dedicated monitoring system of the complete system. | ||
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+ | As of 2404 HM1 was installed aboard the prototype starship ''[[USS Venture Star]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 8 December 2011
Based heavily upon failed quantum vaccuum experiments in the early 23rd century, the HM1 is able to capture quantum particles out of a total vaccuum and combines them in a reaction that generates massive amounts of power. The problem has always been that during the reaction process some power is invariably lost trying to actually capture the quantum particles before they vanish.The Hellstrom Mark I fixes this latent power loss by allowing a cascade effect almost to the point of overload thus creating more available power, but limiting the reactors effective safe operating conditions. This also creates a need for a dedicated monitoring system of the complete system.
As of 2404 HM1 was installed aboard the prototype starship USS Venture Star.