The Wondering Guy | Nuclear-Powered Diamond Battery Can Run For 28,000 Years @TheWonderingGuy | Uploaded April 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 days ago.
Global warming is increasing every day and we are running out of fossil fuels so we need reliable sources of green and renewable energy. Several renewable energy companies are working on green power projects. Some are using solar power for green electricity. Clean energy isn't always cheaper but the benefits will cover the cost in the long run.
The US startup NDB has introduced a nuclear-powered battery that can last for up to 28,000 years. The technology involves combining radioactive isotopes taken from nuclear waste with layers of paneled Nanodiamonds stacked in a battery cell. Micro-sized single-crystal diamonds move heat away from the radioactive isotope materials quickly that the transaction generates electricity. Battery stacks are coated with a layer of polycrystalline diamond, which is known for being the most thermally conductive material. This material also can contain the radiation within the device and is the hardest material, 12 times tougher than stainless steel. This makes the battery safe to use, extremely tough, and tamperproof.
The company is working on this nuclear battery since 2012 and these batteries will be available in the market in 2023. This battery is being developed for deep space missions but the company is also developing a consumer model which can last up to 9 years. Consumer models can power smartphones, cars, and almost every electronic device. This means rechargeable batteries are gone and we can get rid of battery chargers too. The use of diamonds and nuclear material will make this battery highly expensive. while providing green energy forever, this battery will also consume nuclear waste and reduce battery waste.
You can read more about this battery here on the company site
https://ndb.technology/
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Global warming is increasing every day and we are running out of fossil fuels so we need reliable sources of green and renewable energy. Several renewable energy companies are working on green power projects. Some are using solar power for green electricity. Clean energy isn't always cheaper but the benefits will cover the cost in the long run.
The US startup NDB has introduced a nuclear-powered battery that can last for up to 28,000 years. The technology involves combining radioactive isotopes taken from nuclear waste with layers of paneled Nanodiamonds stacked in a battery cell. Micro-sized single-crystal diamonds move heat away from the radioactive isotope materials quickly that the transaction generates electricity. Battery stacks are coated with a layer of polycrystalline diamond, which is known for being the most thermally conductive material. This material also can contain the radiation within the device and is the hardest material, 12 times tougher than stainless steel. This makes the battery safe to use, extremely tough, and tamperproof.
The company is working on this nuclear battery since 2012 and these batteries will be available in the market in 2023. This battery is being developed for deep space missions but the company is also developing a consumer model which can last up to 9 years. Consumer models can power smartphones, cars, and almost every electronic device. This means rechargeable batteries are gone and we can get rid of battery chargers too. The use of diamonds and nuclear material will make this battery highly expensive. while providing green energy forever, this battery will also consume nuclear waste and reduce battery waste.
You can read more about this battery here on the company site
https://ndb.technology/
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