Overview of Nuclear Fusion Power Generation Device (Plasma Heating Device)

A cylindrical sealed container covered with an insulating film! Using light hydrogen gas instead of deuterium gas.

We are seeking collaborative researchers to conduct the fabrication and heating experiments of our demonstration device, the "Nuclear Fusion Power Device (Plasma Heating Device)." The device consists of a cylindrical sealed container covered on the inside with an insulating film such as fluororesin. It will be negatively charged by applying a high-voltage power supply, with an anode placed in the center. In the actual experiments, we will use hydrogen gas instead of deuterium gas. There is no risk of neutron exposure since fusion reactions will not occur. [Overview] - The sealed container is planned to be a cylindrical shape with a diameter of 5 cm and a length of 4 cm. - Hydrogen gas will be used in the actual experiments instead of deuterium gas. - There is no risk of neutron exposure since fusion reactions will not occur. - Patent No. 7005069: Plasma Heating Device (Patent Information Platform) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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