Nuclear Accelerated Generator
Nuclear Anode
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This documents is a general overview of how
the basics of how the nuclear anode works for the nuclear magnetron.

The Question:
Why did we use a nuclear anode in the Nuclear Magnetron for making power?
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The nuclear anode is quite different from a
standard magnetron anode. Nuclear anodes have no power supply
attached to them to make the magnetron resonate and produce power.
All the energy for the anode comes from the isotope particle
ejection shown by the red line in the picture above. As the particle passes by the nuclear anode resonators,
they pass there energy to the anode just like in a regular
magnetron. Nuclear anodes are designed to work at much higher
currents and power levels than a standard magnetron would work. The
speed of the particles works just like the anode had a power supply
attached to the anode.
The Question:
Are nuclear anodes radioactive in a Nuclear Magnetron.?
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No, although they are named as a nuclear anode
they do not have any kind of nuclear isotopes in them for the
device. Just like your car has to be started, a nuclear anode has to
be started too, to make it work at resonating and produce energy.
Nuclear anodes are very different from a regular magnetron to
design. They have many features to take into account that
normal magnetrons don't have.
The Question:
What does the nuclear anode do with the heat.?
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The nuclear
anode acts as a heat transfer device to keep the inside of the anode
from melting in the Nuclear Magnetron when it is powered up and
running.?
Again nuclear anodes are very
diferent in design than a standard magnetron is, nuclear magnetrons
are designed to run for years and years once they are powered up. There
is no reason to turn them off. They need to last almost as long as
the iostope does.
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