Schematics for building a Nuclear plant in Minecraft

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• Someone on Reddit has built a nuclear power plant in Minecraft using IC2 and mods that complement it, and has shared several images of the plant, its control room, and the mods used in r/feedthebeast.
• The coolant is carried by fluiducts from Thermal Dynamics, and the control room is based on Energy Control with the addition of the Gauges and Switches mod for a tech aesthetic.
• The plant produces 20000 EU/s and has a fluid design. There are discussions in the comments on how to use this power to automate processes, such as milling and purifying ore before smelting, as iron becomes quite valuable in IC2.
• There are many comments expressing admiration for the build, as well offering suggestions for further improvement.
• One commenter asks if the builder can make a video or an imgur tutorial on how they built it and how it works, and if anyone is interested in it, the poster will be prepared to create a tutorial.
• There is a discussion on whether the build needs reactor protection or containment, and the poster states that the layout is inherently stable but there is no protection installed. One commenter suggests using a breeder capable of turning waste into new fuel rods and being able to pump them back into the system for a fully renewable source of energy.
• There is also a discussion on using the GregTech Experimental mod and its advanced features, and the poster provides a link to a download of the mod.
• Other mods mentioned in the comments include Heat and Climate, Valkyrien Skies, PneumaticCraft, and HBM’s Nuclear Tech Mod.
• The commenters express their interest and admiration for the build and offer to help and provide suggestions.
• There is also a meme joke reference to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, with someone asking if they taste metal and the poster jokingly responding with the classic “Do you see graphite on the ground?” quote.

• Discussion thread title: “Are there any realistic nuclear reactor mods for 1.12.2?”
• Discussion thread is posted 2 years ago on the subreddit r/feedthebeast.
• 9 points of upvotes.
• In the comments section, Reddit users suggest the following mods related to nuclear reactors in Minecraft:
  • Nuclearcraft: “Closest you’ll get is Nuclearcraft” (21 karma); “Maybe, nuclearcraft?” (15 karma); “Nuclearcraft for 1.12” (5 karma).
  • NuclearCraft: Overhauled: “Thanks, Nuclearcraft Overhaul is what I’ve been looking for, it’s perfect!” (7 karma).
  • QMD: “[QMD]” (8 karma).
  • Atomic Science: “[Atomic Science]” (8 karma).
  • Immersive Engineering: “SOME part of Immersive Engineering” (1 karma).
  • Immersive Tech: “Immersive Tech is also pretty realistic.” (0 karma).
  • HBM: “well personally I would recommend HBM because it has the most realistic parts.” (1 karma).
• User comments highlight the “reprocessing” system and the ability to build a tokamak in some of the nuclear reactor mods.
• One user mentions HBM as the “most realistic” mod, offering the ability to “recreate Chernobyl”.
• The author of the original post thanks the users and approves of NuclearCraft: Overhauled mod as the most fitting option for their needs.

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• The webpage is an Imgur album with various screenshots of a Minecraft Nuclear Reactor designed by a Reddit electrical engineer
• The reactor design is called Mark-I CASUC (Controlled Automated Shut-down Uranium Cell)
• The design was made in Technic Pack Single-Player Survival
• The reactor design uses a combination of ice-cells and a mechanism to make re-fueling automatic and require no human interaction. It cools a 1400C+ core down to under 300C without human intervention.
• The URL of the save world for the design is included in the post, as well as the Technic Pack version needed to play it. The save file is licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0.
• Reddit users in the comments discuss Minecraft mods and automation, including ComputerCraft and Equivalent Exchange. Some users suggest ways they might apply to the design included.
• The Reddit post was made 11 years ago and had over 1000 upvotes at the time of archiving.
• Some users discuss methods of automation beyond the included design, including using computers to modulate reaction and control loops, and watchdog timers to prevent system failure in computer crashes.
• Users discuss mod balance in different mods, including Thaumcraft, Energy Exchange, and IndustrialCraft
• Users share recommendations for different mods, including The Powder Toy (an amazing recreation of the Falling Sand genre) and great automation mods like ComputerCraft and Redpower Control.
• Overall, the focus of the post appears to be on the coolness of the design and applications for Minecraft mods and automation.

• The webpage is a discussion thread on the r/feedthebeast subreddit from 3 years ago.
• The topic being discussed is the best mods for creating a nuclear reactor and generating power in Minecraft.
• One user suggested Nuclearcraft as the best mod for this purpose, which received 14 karma points.
• Another user agreed with Nuclearcraft but said it was complicated and received 7 karma points.
• A user suggested Extreme Reactors as a simpler but less powerful option, which garnered 7 karma points.
• Another user said Extreme Reactors was their preference for its simplicity, receiving 4 karma points.
• A user suggested Mekanism as a middle ground option for 1.16 Minecraft, which received 7 karma points.
• IC2 was also mentioned as having a reactor, but it is both weak and complicated.
• Another user recommended the Mekanism fusion reactor, which is large and resource-heavy but generates a high amount of rf/tick once set up. This received 1 karma point.
• One user suggested Hbm’s Nuclear Tech Mod Reloaded as the most immersive mod for nuclear reactors and radiation system, which includes images and received 1 karma point.
• Several users recommended Nuclearcraft, citing its expansive features and realism. They noted that it can be complicated and requires some understanding of nuclear physics. However, others suggested that players can use Nuclearcraft’s simpler mode and still gain a lot of power.
• Extreme Reactors was recommended for its simplicity and ease of use. Its reactors can be easily built, and players do not need to take many precautions when building one.
• Mekanism was recommended as a good option for 1.16 Minecraft, as it provides a good middle-ground experience between the complexity of Nuclearcraft and the simplicity of Extreme Reactors.
• IC2 was mentioned as a less powerful and more complicated option that is mainly used in progression packs or for an IC2-focused run.
• In addition to providing power, Nuclearcraft also provides new items, such as fuels, weapons, and radiation detectors.
• The mod also features realistic nuclear reactions and reactor designs, such as pressurized water reactors and molten salt reactors.
• Extreme Reactors also includes a lot of different types of fuel rods and casing options to choose from, which can help players customize their reactors to suit their playstyles.
• Mekanism includes a fusion reactor that generates a high amount of power, but it requires an extensive setup process and numerous resource requirements.
• Nuclearcraft is cited by some users as being too

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• The website provides designs for simple and efficient starter nuclear reactors in Minecraft Eternal, a modpack, which do not require much knowledge about NuclearCraft.
• The first reactor design is a 3x5x3 TBU, which is 476% efficient and generates 2860 RF/t. It requires reactor cells, graphite blocks and glowstone coolers.
• The second reactor design is a 7x5x7 TBU, which is 807% efficient and generates 18k RF/t. It requires only glowstone cooler and is better than many complex designs.
• The third reactor design is a 7x5x7 LEU235, which is 576% efficient and generates 11k RF/t. It requires only glowstone cooler and is again, very simple.
• The author suggests using Uranium/Thorium seeds in garden cloche, and an Isotope Separator to obtain fuel for the reactors and to trash depleted fuel cells.
• The author provides a tip stating that reactors can share casings but all the casing blocks on that side must be used and must be of the same height and width.
• The author also warns about the 957 second meltdown timer of the third reactor design, which makes it unsafe.
• The website has comments from other Minecraft players discussing more efficient power sources, such as ethylene, and recommending against using certain mods for making things too easy or boring.
• A Reddit user commented that building a Nether star generator, obtained from a challenge money quest, is a good option for power generation.
• Another Reddit user expressed a dislike for the Mekanism mod, as it makes things too easy and boring for them. They also mentioned they use gas-burning generators on ethylene currently and are planning to replace them with a Nuclearcraft reactor.
• A Reddit user reported that the second reactor design has a heat generation of 14k, causing it to overheat quickly. In response, the author provides a new design for a 7x5x7 TBU which is 701% efficient and generates 14320 RF/t, along with a 9x9x9 TBU which is 1042% efficient and generates 46920 RF/t.
• The author provides a link to the Reactor Planner with the NuclearCraft config file from the latest MC Eternal modpack imported.

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• The webpage is titled “[HELP] How do I build a Nuclear Reactor?” on the r/feedthebeast subreddit.
• The post is 9 years old and has only two points.
• The user is asking for help on how to build a nuclear reactor in Minecraft because most tutorials are outdated.
• The user has GT enabled and does not want to use Big Reactors, as they are not sure how to convert them to power.
• Comments provide helpful recommendations and tips for building different types of reactors:
  • For IC2+GT reactors, use Uranium for the fuel rods and any layout from any version all the way back to MC1.4 or maybe earlier should still work. (karma: 2)
  • The reactor building has not changed ever since IC2 for Minecraft 1.5.2. Only the uranium processing has, the ore first goes through Ore washer and Thermal centrifuge. For more details on that, see NEI ingame for new recipes. (karma: 2)
  • There are several types of reactors in Minecraft, including IC2, Big Reactors, GregTech, and Rotary Craft. (karma: 1)
  • Every reactor makes different kinds of power, and there are updated tutorials available on YouTube. (karma: 1)
  • One user warns that GregTech has a need to fiddle with the heat and power values of plutonium/thorium constantly which makes pretty much any design on the Internet out of date. He recommends doing pure IC2 uranium until the concept of how it works is understood. (karma: 1)
• Some comments provide tips on how to generate power from the reactor:
  • Use Mekanism’s universal cables that convert to most types of power, including RF, MJ, and EU. (karma: 3)
  • Use magma crucibles to make lava, and throw that into a (geo)thermal generator for EU if Mekanism is not available in the pack. (karma: 0)
• One user warns about the dangers of touching uranium after Thermal centrifuge without wearing all four pieces of rubber suit. (karma: 2)

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• The webpage showcases a Minecraft building called “Nuclear style building”.
• The building was made for r/9x9 through the use of “Building gadgets mod” schematics.
• The building appears to be a modern, industrial-style construction with large cooling towers and a reactor chamber.
• The building received 11 points and 3 comments on r/Minecraft when it was posted three years ago.
• The creator of the building posted a comment on the r/Minecraft thread that the building was made for r/9x9. He explains r/9x9 as buildings for other people to use in their worlds via schematics.
• Someone on r/Minecraft commented that if the building was a nuclear plant, all the buildings would be much closer together.
• The creator of the building clarified that the building is not a nuclear plant and is simply a showcase of buildings for others to use.
• In a comment on the r/Minecraft thread, the creator of the building provided a link to more schematics and galleries.
• The link leads to a Reddit post in the r/9x9 subreddit that includes a series of building schematics, including the nuclear-style building and other industrial buildings.
• The schematics can be downloaded and imported into Minecraft using the “Building gadgets mod”.
• The Reddit post includes a photo gallery with multiple angles of the nuclear-style building and other industrial buildings.
• The Reddit post for the nuclear-style building received 14 upvotes and 5 comments.
• In addition to the nuclear-style building, the Reddit post includes schematics for a nuclear containment building, a cooling tower, a substation, and an office building.
• The post also includes schematics for other non-nuclear buildings, such as a factory, a warehouse, and a power plant.
• The creator of the nuclear-style building commented on the r/9x9 post that he also created a “nuclear series” of buildings, all of which are included in the post.
• One user in the comments section praised the designs, calling them “really well made”.
• Other comments ask for tutorials on how to build the structures, with one user offering to pay for the creator to make a video tutorial.
• The creator of the building responds to comments, answering questions about the designs and offering support for those who struggle to build the structures.
• The creator of the building has made other Minecraft building designs, such as a military airfield and a hydroelectric dam, which are referenced in the comments.

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