Thorium Talks: Physics Teachers Union (Talk in Danish)

[@delffin2100]

Great show! Hope our english speaking followers can get a subtitle version👍

[@benjaminlehmann]

So do I...

[@CopenhagenAtomics]

It is basically the same as this talk (in english). Same slides, same points. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5_bh5egqdOpepY&ab_channel=CopenhagenAtomics

[@bakedbillybacon]

Why there is no auto-generated subtitles from Googlet? That would solve most of problems since with context most info gets across. But THANKS... its AMAZING to educate the public. You guys are just amazing. I really hope 2028 holds.

[@CopenhagenAtomics]

It's the same talk as this one (in english) kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5_bh5egqdOpepY&ab_channel=CopenhagenAtomics

[@cpawp]

Would love to see the vid with english subs...

[@CopenhagenAtomics]

It's the same talk as this one (In english) kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5_bh5egqdOpepY&ab_channel=CopenhagenAtomics

[@ulfwestberg2027]

Possibly the best idea for solving the need for electricity in the years to come.

[@catnadas]

Thank you! Way to go!

[@NomenNescio99]

To get frequency stability in the electrical grid you need a heavy rotational mass and synchronous generators. This is typically accomplished by coal/gas/hydro or the large nuclear power plants. Wind turbines have a small rotational mass and typically uses cheaper asynchronous generators and hence they tend to destabilize the grid when they are used to generate a large fraction of the electricity in a grid. How will the comparatively smaller units from Copenhagen atomics affect the frequency stability in the grid?

[@MrRolnicek]

I know the answer to that one: "Not our problem". Copenhagen want to sell the units that generate nuclear heat. How you use them to generate electricity or for industrial heat or whatever is up to the customer. Although there is a pretty obvious solution to that issue as well. First off, despite the size the unit actually makes quite a lot of energy, I believe comparable to a coal powerplant but more importantly the best use of molten salt heat is to heat up a large vat of molten salt that acts as a heat battery and a large power generation turbine is hooked up to that one which is able to provide both storage and load following power virtually independent of the nuclear reactor.

[@migBdk]

You hook several units to the same generator. 25 units are equivalent to a major (1000 MW electricity) fossile power plant.

[@thewiseperson8748]

Neutron enhancement of corrosion is a very important topic to research thoroughly in respect of molten salts.

[@MrRolnicek]

I guess I can't expect english subs after 11 minutes since the upload of the video but hopefully soon-ish? Unless this is just a Danish version of the things we heard already.

[@brightshadowdenmark]

this video is mainly for the part of danish citizens that don't understand english well enough to learn these concepts..

[@CopenhagenAtomics]

It is the same talk as this one (In english) kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5_bh5egqdOpepY&ab_channel=CopenhagenAtomics

[@sorenstorm]

Fantastisk fin videokvalitet.

[@jwestney2859]

Listening to the whole video -- understanding zero Danish. Just because I want to. Then I will listen to the English language version that you included in the links.

[@NomenNescio99]

Not even the Danes understand Danish.

[@haldir108]

@@NomenNescio99 Kamelåså, og på langsindet

[@brightshadowdenmark]

Jeg savnede den del om "sikkerhed som en del af designet" dræntank og mere om praktisk implementering og hvad der sker hvis der er naturkatastrofer el. kinetisk angreb som følge af krig el. terror.. (men tusind tak for denne video)

[@patrickpersson2996]

Der sker ikke rigtig noget. Det radioaktive er bundet til salten. Så bare lad vær med at spis det

[@CopenhagenAtomics]

Det er rigtigt, det er bundet til saltet. Men f.eks. hvis der sker en ulykke som i Fukushima hvor al elektricitet går ned så sikkerheds systemerne ikke træder i kraft, vil der ske det at pumperne stopper i vores reactor så saltet falder (grundet tyngdekraften) ned i dræn tankene på under 1 sek. Dette stopper med det samme kædereaktionen.

[@brightshadowdenmark]

@@CopenhagenAtomics Det jeg savner er en video der har det hele der kan bruges til at overbevise danskere, også dem der ikke er skrappe til engelsk om at det er en god ide (det er dem der har magten når der engang skal stemmes om, vi vil ha det i Danmark) politikerne følger strømmen så det er først når der er stort flertal i befolkningen at det får en chance og en viral video fra jer på dansk kan gøre en kæmpe forskel (god investering) det gode i denne video var at tingene var skåret ud i pap (let tilgængeligt) men der manglede en detaljeret forklaring af sikkerheden. Mvh. Anders ps: folk er ikke bange for at få meget strøm til lav pris, de er bange for at der kan ske ulykker der påvirker deres familie i generationer..

[@z400racer37]

Okay, what wisenheimer played the audio in reverse...

[@thewiseperson8748]

10 years to develop the molten salt reactor is too long in view of peak oil issues and sanctions against Russia. The development of the Copenhagen Atomics systems needs to be much much quicker !

[@DeeegerD]

And talks and talks.

[@thewiseperson8748]

Research shows that low-level radiation has more detrimental biological effects than hitherto thought. The end of the talk by the speaker shows a lack of understanding of this topic of the dangers of radiation (sadly) and is misleading his audience. The hard gamma radiation and neutron flux from a molten salt Thorium reactor are especially hazardous.