Nuclear fusion , Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal

Nuclear fusion, Renewable Sources of Energy Cheaper than Coal,
A number of engineers from the University of Washington is working to create a reactor "Fusion" the which if successful could be enlarged to provide a reactor in the priority scale. In fact, this reactor has a cost that is competitive with electricity generation comes from coal.
As reported by Gizmag, nuclear fusion in a fusion reactor technology created by combining hydrogen atoms so that the formation of helium. This process Gave birth to an inordinate amount of energy. According to science writer Ben Bova, this energy in the form of a cup equal to the amount of energy generated half a million barrels of crude oil.
Also the way it is safer than nuclear power plants are based on the process of splitting heavy atoms. There will be no risk of the spread of radiation through the water.
However, this method is still too far away and expensive to be applicable, Instant confirmation. In the 1950s, a fusion reactor is Considered to be widespread next 25 years. However, reality says another, and today is still far from reality.
In theory, to create a fusion on Earth without having to involve; the atom, a machine capable of creating the conditions inside the sun must be available. Basically, the machine is a giant fusion reactor. That is, a place that is quite hot and under great pressure so that the fusion process can begin.
However, the biggest problem is balancing the energy equation, the which makes hydrogen fusing plus produce energy without pumping into the reactor is a complicated thing. Although it is successfully done, the energy must be produced at low cost in order to Compete with conventional energy.
Available in 10 of the Decade
Lockheed Martin, America's leading companies engaged in the fields of security, defense, aerospace and technology said -based nuclear fusion reactor will be available within a decade.
Nuclear fusion is Believed capable of producing 10 million times more energy than the fossil power plant, as reported by IBTimes,
The company claims to have produced a breakthrough technology that enables the creation of the first reactor is small enough to fit in the back of a truck in the next few Decades.
The initial goal is the desire to build a 100 megawatt reactor measuring two to three meters. This size is about ten times smaller than the reactors are available now.
Lockheed said the research he did for 60 years in the field of fusion energy indicates if the source is more secure and efficient.