Nuclear excited power generation system

A power generation system comprising:

• a gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• means for passing helium through said gaseous core nuclear reactor, said helium being excited and forming alpha particles by high frequency radiation from the core of said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• a reaction chamber;
• means for coupling said excited helium and alpha particles to said reaction chamber;
• means for coupling halogen and hydrogen to said reaction chamber, said helium and alpha particles energizing said halogen and hydrogen in said reaction chamber to thereby cause said hydrogen and halogen to form a high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma;
• means for converting said high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma to electromechanical energy;
• means for separating said helium from said hydrogen halide and for coupling said helium back to said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
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• means for disassociating said hydrogen halide to form molecular hydrogen and halogen, said molecular hydrogen and halogen being coupled back to said reaction chamber in a closed loop.

A power generation system comprising:

• a gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• means for passing hydrogen through said gaseous core nuclear reactor, said hydrogen being excited by high frequency radiation from the core of said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• a reaction chamber;
• means for coupling said excited hydrogen to said reaction chamber;
• means for coupling chlorine to said reaction chamber, said hydrogen energizing said chlorine in said reaction chamber to thereby cause said hydrogen and chlorine to form a high temperature, high pressure hydrogen chloride plasma;
• means for converting said high temperature, high pressure hydrogen chloride plasma to electromechanical energy;
• means for disassociating said hydrogen chloride to form molecular hydrogen and chlorine, said molecular chlorine being coupled back to said reactor chamber in a closed loop;
• and
• means for coupling said hydrogen back to said gaseous core nuclear reactor in a closed loop.

A power generation system comprising:

• a gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• means for passing hydrogen through said gaseous core nuclear reactor, said hydrogen being excited by high frequency radiation from the core of said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• a reaction chamber;
• means for coupling said excited hydrogen to said reaction chamber;
• means for coupling chloride to said reaction chamber, said hydrogen energizing said chloride in said reaction chamber to thereby cause said hydrogen and chloride to form a high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma;
• means for converting said high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma to electromechanical energy;
• means for disassociating said hydrogen halide to form molecular hydrogen and chloride, said molecular chloride being coupled back to said reactor chamber in a closed loop;
• and
• means for coupling said hydrogen back to said gaseous core nuclear reactor in a closed loop.

A method of generating power comprising:

• passing helium through a gaseous core nuclear reactor, said helium being excited and forming alpha particles by high frequency radiation from the core of said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• coupling said excited helium and alpha particles to a reaction chamber;
• coupling chlorine and hydrogen to said reaction chamber, said helium and alpha particles energizing said chlorine and hydrogen in said reaction chamber to thereby cause said hydrogen and chlorine to form a high temperature, high pressure hydrogen chloride plasma;
• converting said high temperature, high pressure hydrogen chloride plasma, to electromechanical energy;
• separating said helium from said hydrogen chloride;
• coupling said helium back to said gaseous core nuclear reactor in a closed loop;
• and
• disassociating said hydrogen chloride to form molecular hydrogen and chlorine, said molecular hydrogen and chlorine being coupled back to said reaction chamber in a closed loop.

A method of generating power comprising:

• passing helium through a gaseous core nuclear reactor, said helium being excited and forming alpha particles by high frequency radiation from the core of said gaseous core nuclear reactor;
• coupling said excited helium and alpha particles to a reaction chamber;
• coupling a halogen and hydrogen to said reaction chamber, said helium and alpha particles energizing said halogen and hydrogen in said reaction chamber to thereby cause said hydrogen and halogen to form a high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma;
• converting said high temperature, high pressure hydrogen halide plasma, to electromechanical energy;
• separating said helium from said hydrogen halide;
• coupling said helium back to said gaseous core nuclear reactor in a closed loop;
• and
• disassociating said hydrogen halide to form molecular hydrogen and halogen, said molecular hydrogen and halogen being coupled back to said reaction chamber in a closed loop.