[YT] 200A/80W/mm^2 Natrium/Sodium strøm-generator (1973 patent) gjenopplivet

[elekTrond]

Ben fra Applied Science fikk ut ~5 Watt/mm² natrium fra dette vidunderlige, vidunderlig komplekse patentet fra 1973. Patentet påstår 200 A og 80 W. Og nei, det tar totalt absolutt ikke i det hele tatt fyr. Ikke sånn som disse livsfarlige litium-batteriene, nei... =D

United States Patent Office
3,730,776
Patented May 1, 1973

ELECTRIC CURRENT GENERATOR AND METHOD USING CONSUMABLE ALKALI METAL ANODE
Wilson S. Geister, Jr., Saratoga, Calit., assignor to Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Burbank, Calif.
Filled Feb. 4, 1970,
Ser. No. 8,606
[...]

• "Today on Applied Science I'd like to show you this unusual device" [...]
• "I've had quite a few fires and explosions here",)
• "& alt ligger på GitHub for ettertiden, og den som vil prøve sjøl hjemme"

Ben's Oppskrift:

• 1 del natrium
• 1 del H2O
• 1 hel del kode fra samtalepartneren Claude
• 1-2 safety squints (valgfritt)
• en knivsegg hemmapulad Galinstan for det lille ekstra

Leselyst:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_(AI)#Claude_Code
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galinstan

Drawing electricity from this sodium-water reactor prevents it from exploding (in theory)
@Applied Science 7.4k Likes 248k Views 1 Oct 2026
A 1970's patent describes a reactor that combines sodium metal and water to produce substantial electrical power.  Does it really work?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l0qqUE1pgXUt

A 1970's patent describes a reactor that combines sodium metal and water to produce substantial electrical power.  Does it really work?

• The patent: https://patents.google...
• Sodium reactor data, firmware, web interface: https://github.com/ben...
• Boost converter: 0.9V input and 12V output at 30 watts: https://github.com/ben...
• Support Applied Science on Patreon:  / appliedscience 

c",)