Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit - with setup details
The Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit exhibits 45 generators, 23 advanced self-powered electric vehicle innovations, 27 radioactivity neutralization methods, 25 space travel innovations, 20 technical solutions to water shortages, and a torsion field school network. The exhibit also includes 26 movie posters and 98 fantastically colorful Hubble Space Telescope images. The exhibit can be installed in conventions, festivals, and any suitable public buildings such as universities, city halls, museums, shopping malls, and libraries.
The Gallery of Clean Energy Inventions Exhibit exhibits 45 generators, 23 advanced self-powered electric vehicle innovations, 27 radioactivity neutralization methods, 25 space travel innovations, 20 technical solutions to water shortages, and a torsion field school network. The exhibit also includes 26 movie posters and 98 fantastically colorful Hubble Space Telescope images. The exhibit can be installed in conventions, festivals, and any suitable public buildings such as universities, city halls, museums, shopping malls, and libraries.
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Geomelting <strong>of</strong> Radioactive Waste<br />
’Geomelting’ involves mixing nuclear waste <strong>with</strong> soil or other ‘glass-formers’ in large,<br />
lined metal tanks. The mix – 20 per cent waste and 80 per cent soil – is heated through<br />
two graphite electrodes at temperatures <strong>of</strong> up to 3,000 degrees C. The molten substance<br />
is then allowed to cool and forms a large glass block that is harder than concrete. The<br />
process will enable nuclear waste to be stored safely for 200,000 years – longer than the<br />
radioactivity will last. Geomelting has been tested successfully by the American<br />
government, which is building a $53 million pilot plant in Washington state.<br />
Modular Vitrification System (MVS)
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