Decontamination device generating rapid pulse of gamma rays and neutron flux - AI supported design
Date of release: 2026-06-11T00:52:59
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This device generates bursts of neutrons and gamma rays with intention to generate lethal doses to biological life and leave surrounding environment and equipment without destroying it physically likewise contaminate area. It uses as a core 60 Kg plutonium. The lethal doses for microorganisms should terminate them within seconds. The design is based on high-speed rotating shutter mechanism, configured with minimally-shielding materials, to generate powerful, frequent radiation pulses in all
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This device generates bursts of neutrons and gamma rays with intention to generate lethal doses to biological life and leave surrounding environment and equipment without destroying it physically likewise contaminate area. It uses as a core 60 Kg plutonium. The lethal doses for microorganisms should terminate them within seconds. The design is based on high-speed rotating shutter mechanism, configured with minimally-shielding materials, to generate powerful, frequent radiation pulses in all directions. The simulation of sterilization of the area within seconds says that the range of that device might be at least: - Atmosphere (Sea ~150 - 500 meters Nitrogen/Oxygen scattering; inverse-square law Level) degradation. - Ground Level ~0.5 - 2 meters High density of earth materials; rapid absorption of (Soil/Rock) neutrons. - Marine (Sea ~10 - 50 meters Water is an excellent neutron moderator/absorber; Ocean) Gamma rays attenuated by hydrogen density. The device is designed to operate with frequency 30-60 Hz and that concept does not includes any cooling mechanism which means if the frequency of burst will be to high, de device can reach melting point of plutonium core. The tests of this device would need to verify what is a balance of the practical frequency and bursts of radiation likewise verify lethal range of the device.
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