hsntnovel Chapter 1383 11382 Of course that is Madame Joliot Curie
Chapter 1383 11382 Of course that is Madame Joliot Curie
"Since heavy water is the best coolant at the moment, we can only take out the heat from the reactor per unit time, which is the 'heat carrying efficiency'." Female inventor Hedy Lamarr changed her mind: "As long as the reactor is The heat generated by the core can be taken away more efficiently, just like turning an electric fan from low speed to high speed, you will feel cooler."
"The mother of the atomic bomb" Liz Meitner also agreed: "This metaphor is very vivid. Increasing the efficiency of 'heat exchange' will indeed help improve the 'B-VIII uranium machine' without melting down the core. output power.”
As mentioned before, the "B-VIII uranium machine" uses a closed cooling method, that is, the cooling water flows out from the core, the heat is output from the reactor, the heat is transferred to the water on the other loop side through the heat exchanger, and then returned to the reactor through the main pump Reactor core, forming a closed cycle main cooling loop or main loop. The method of processing the heat of the primary circuit water is to transfer the heat to the waste heat utilization system of the secondary circuit water through a heat exchanger to provide heat to the outside world or as a heat source for power generation.
To simply understand, the core of an atomic energy reactor can be compared to the "CPU chip" of a computer. If you want to obtain ultra-high computing power, you can use overclocking technology: artificially increasing the working frequency of CPU, graphics card and other hardware so that they can work stably at a higher frequency than their rated frequency. After overclocking, the temperature of the CPU will increase significantly, and a powerful cooling system will become necessary. This not only refers to the CPU fan, but also the chassis fan, etc. In addition, it is also important to apply a thin layer of silicone grease on the CPU core to help the CPU dissipate heat well.
Under the "positive temperature effect" of the graphite water-cooled reactor, the power of the reactor will increase with temperature. Once the critical value is exceeded, it is very likely to lead to serious accidents such as core meltdown.
Therefore, if you want to increase the power of the reactor, you must also increase the efficiency of heat exchange. This is what female inventor Hedy Lamarr calls "heat carrying efficiency."
"The high-temperature steam generated by the 'secondary loop water waste heat utilization system' needs to be used to generate electricity. It is obvious that adding a 'booster pump' to increase 'thermal convection' may be a way." Female inventor Heidi Rama had a sudden idea; "As for the primary cooling circuit of the closed cycle, is it possible to wrap a 'refrigeration pipe' similar to that of a refrigerator to absorb 'heat radiation'?"
"'Boost pump' and 'refrigeration tube'." The deeply inspired "Mother of the Atomic Bomb" Liz Meitner nodded subconsciously: "Use 'thermal radiation' and 'thermal convection' to respectively improve the primary circuit. The principle is the same as the heat exchange efficiency of the secondary loop."
"Methods can be designed. Materials can be collected. Don't worry, we still have time." Chief Casting Assistant War Girl Danielle smiled and comforted: "As a film worker in the 'unlimited funds' of the most powerful technological empire in World War II, we need Nothing is a problem.”
"That's right." Anna Moffett, the second assistant casting secretary, also said with emotion: "As the victorious country in World War II, the United States took away the two major trump cards of 'technology' and 'finance' from the European continent. Although in a little while In the subsequent Cold War confrontation between the East and the West, technology failed to gain the absolute upper hand, but finance swept across the world and became the decisive force in the struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union for hegemony."
"In line with the saying 'Success is finance, failure is finance'." Chief Casting Assistant War Girl Danielle always hits the nail on the head: "Lize, if you need to find another helper, who will you choose?"
This is what Liz Meitner, the "Mother of the Atomic Bomb", was waiting for: "Of course it is Marie Joliot-Curie."
Previously, Walter Gerlach, the new director of the Physics Department of the Reich Research Council and plenipotentiary for nuclear physics, invited him to Berlin to participate in the "Revenge Weapons Program". Among the members of the former "First Uranium Club" and now the "Second Uranium Club" is France. Physicist Frederic Curie, full name Jean-Frédéric Joliot-Curie. In 1925, he joined the Radium Institute of the University of Paris as a scientific research assistant to Marie Curie (Marie Curie). He and Marie Curie's daughter Irene Joliot, who was 3 years older than him, was also an assistant at the institute. They met and quickly fell in love with Irène Joliot-Curie and got married the following year. Later, like the Curies, they collaborated on research as a couple and shared the 1935 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their synthesis of new radioactive elements through artificial methods. For example, they found that aluminum atoms exposed to alpha rays transform into radioactive phosphorus atoms. The Joliot-Curie couple did not follow the tradition of a woman taking her husband's surname, but merged their surnames into a surname shared by the couple: "Joliot-Curie". Joliot-Curie and his wife discovered the annihilation of positrons, the conversion of photons into electron pairs, the extraction of polonium from radium D (210Pb), the use of alpha particles to bombard light elements to produce nuclear reactions, the discovery of artificial radioactivity, and the discovery of uranium produced after bombardment with neutrons. He has made contributions to research on radioactive products and other aspects.
Joliot-Curie and his wife joined the French Socialist Party (Parti Socialiste) in 1934 and the Vigilance Committee of Intellectual Anti-fascists in 1935. Irena was one of three women who participated in the Popular Front government of France in 1936. As Under Secretary of State for Scientific Research, she worked with Jean Perrin to lay the foundations for what would become the Center National de la Recherche Scientifique.
In order to prevent their research results in nuclear physics from being obtained by the Nazis, on October 1939, 10, the Joliot-Curies recorded the principles of the nuclear reactor in a sealed envelope and stored it at the Academy of Sciences until 30. It has always been unknown to the world. Joliot-Curie chose to remain in occupied France with his family and ensured that Germans who entered his laboratory could not use his work or equipment and prevented the equipment from being transferred to Germany. During the Nazi occupation, the Joliot-Curies continued their research, especially in biology. In June 1949, Frederic participated in the establishment of the Popular Front Committee and became its chairman. In the spring of 1941, Frederic joined the French Communist Party and became a member of the Central Committee of the French Communist Party in 6. As an outstanding internationalist peacekeeper, he had a sympathetic attitude towards the Chinese people. Not only was he actively involved in the rescue of physicist Zhao Zhongyao who was detained in Japan by the United States at the invitation of student Qian Sanqiang, but he also solemnly proposed to Chairman Mao , China also wants to build an atomic bomb. He became the foreign expert who had the greatest impact on the central government’s decision-making. Frederick told the Chairman that to defeat the atomic bomb, you must have strength. This was the famous assertion that "the atomic bomb is a paper tiger" made by the Chairman when he met with Strong in 1942. It was the first time since the outbreak of the Korean War in 1956 that he paid attention to Frederick's suggestions and was determined to develop atomic energy science.
In 1946, Irena became director of the Radium Institute. From 1946 to 1950, she also served as a director of the French Atomic Energy Commission. In 1947, he was elected as a corresponding academician by the Soviet Academy of Sciences. The couple also led the establishment of France's first nuclear reactor in 1948. Due to the lack of protection and long-term exposure to X-ray and gamma-ray radiation, Irena's health was seriously damaged, causing her to suffer from acute leukemia. She unfortunately died in Paris on March 1956, 3, at the age of 17. Frederic Curie died on August 59, 1958, at the age of 8.
Obviously. The most suitable candidate for "Mother of the Atomic Bomb" Lise Meitner is Marie Curie's eldest daughter, Irène Joliot-Curie.
"Where is this Joliot-Curie now?" Chief Casting Assistant War Girl Danielle turned her attention to Lisa, a female reporter who has always been well-informed.
The female reporter turned her attention to the second casting assistant: "Anna should be more professional than me regarding Allied news."
really. As the head of the "Silver Fox Action Team", Anna Moffett, the second assistant casting secretary, has received the latest news: "Joliot-Curie, who just celebrated her 46th birthday, recently attended the French Popular Front Secretly arrived in Berlin under the covert protection of the police. She is trying to rescue her husband Frederic who was forced by the Nazis to participate in the 'Revenge Weapons Program'."
"Do you have a picture of her?" Danielle, the chief casting assistant, wanted to determine the true identity of Joliot Marie Curie.
"Yes." Second Casting Assistant Secretary Anna Moffett nodded lightly.