Nuclear fusion reactors

[knight]

There has been a lot of talk about nuclear fusion reactors being built practically. The problem in nuclear fusion reactors is that the non availability of uranium to sustain such a large reaction which in most terms would turn to be an uncontrollable reaction.

We need new technologies to control such massive chain reactions in order to built more green friendly nuclear reactors.

[Roddick]

Reactors for nuclear fusion are of two main varieties, magnetic confinement reactors and inertial confinement reactors. The strategies for creating fusion reactors are largely dictated by the fact that the temperatures involved in nuclear fusion are far too high to be contained in any material container.