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Arc reactor

Arc reactor 


Arc reactor 

The arc reactor was a fusion type power source featuring a palladium core and was   the initial power source of the iron man suits, and was later modified to an advanced level by tony stark to power his advanced suits as it kept on improving during the war .... it is an science fiction movie ....



how does the arc reactor work ?

The circular part of the arc reactor tells us that there are highly energized particles moving in a circular path due to magnetic field acting upon them and thus generating energy through collisions much like how large Hadron collider works in real life .....






Is arc reactor possible in real life ?

using ten transformers each producing about 80,000 volts each , a real life arc reactor connected to a power source might actually be doable . sticking the electrical wires close to each other is necessity; otherwise the voltage passing through them won't arc together hence the arc reactor part of the arc reactor ........





Arc reactor may refers to :

  • an apparatus for producing carbon 60 and other fullerenes
  • plasma arc waste disposal reactor, a kind of waste processing system
  • The Arc Reactor, the fictional power source in the iron man franchise iron man franchise
  • ARC fusion reactor (affordable, robust, compact), a theoretical design for a compact fusion reactor developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology




 

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