Uranium fuel cell: Difference between revisions

Uranium fuel cell

Recipe
10 + 10 + 1 + 19 → 10
Total raw
10 + 10 + 1 + 19
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	10 (0.2 stacks)
Fuel value	8 GJ (burner)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	uranium-fuel-cell
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Used as fuel by

The uranium fuel cell is a fuel used exclusively by the nuclear reactor to produce heat. It cannot be used in other burner devices or vehicles.

Unlike boilers, a nuclear reactor will continue to burn fuel regardless of heat consumption. A uranium fuel cells burns for 200 seconds.

Rather than completely consuming fuel, burning a uranium fuel cell results in a depleted uranium fuel cell, which can be reprocessed in a centrifuge to recover some uranium-238.

History

0.15.0:
- Introduced

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+The '''uranium fuel cell''' is a [[fuel]] used exclusively by the [[nuclear reactor]] to produce heat. It cannot be used in other burner devices or [[vehicle]]s.
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-The '''uranium fuel cell''' can be burned in a [[nuclear reactor]] to produce heat.  As it is a nuclear fuel source, is treated differently from other types of [[fuel]] and cannot be used in other burner devices or in [[vehicles]].
+Unlike [[boiler]]s, a nuclear reactor will continue to burn fuel regardless of heat consumption. A uranium fuel cells burns for 200 seconds.
+Rather than completely consuming fuel, burning a uranium fuel cell results in a [[depleted uranium fuel cell]], which can be [[nuclear fuel reprocessing|reprocessed]] in a [[centrifuge]] to recover some [[uranium-238]].
 == History ==
-{{History|0.15.5|
-* Fixed burner inserters would try to fuel themselves with fuel they couldn't use.}}
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 == See also ==
-* [[Nuclear power]]
+* [[Power production#Nuclear power|Nuclear power]]
-** [[Uranium ore]]
+* [[Uranium-235]]
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+{{C|Components}}
-{{C|Nuclear power}}

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