IC2 Classic Nuclear Engineering

The Nuclear Reactor is a 3x3x3 multiblock (expandable with Reactor Chambers).

Reactor Components

• Uranium Fuel Rods: Single, Dual, or Quadruple. More rods produce exponentially more heat and power.
• Heat Vents: Dissipate heat from the reactor into the environment or internal storage.
• Heat Exchangers: Move heat between adjacent components or the reactor hull.
• Coolant Cells: Absorb heat to prevent the reactor from melting down.

Safety Warning: If the reactor hull reaches 100% heat, it will explode with a force greater than several dozen TNT blocks, leaving a crater and permanent radiation in the area. Always use a Thermal Monitor or Redstone failsafe.