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Cadillac Wtf - "eternal" car
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New York designer Lauren Kulesus came up with the concept for the brand Sadillac "eternal" car with a thorium reactor instead of an internal combustion engine.
According to the author, materials and technical stuffing would allow the car to serve a hundred years without repair in the daily operation.
On the idea of a Cadillac World Thorium Fuel Vehicle (WTF) designer prompted reflection on environmentally unfriendly traditional fuels and the idea that the fight against environmental damage is necessary to investigate all the possibilities.
He came to the conclusion that for a car that is designed to work without repair and refuel for a hundred years, a better source of energy than a nuclear reactor is not found. Proposed as a fuel weakly radioactive thorium, Lauren Kulesus proceeded from the fact that the common element in the earth's crust about the same as tin, and is less dangerous than uranium or plutonium, according Rbcdaily.ru.
Concept Cadillac World Thorium Fuel unlikely to see the light in the form in which it is presented, however, according to the creator, he has to change the way people think about the principles of the vehicle, the magazine writes Cardesign.
Familiar bus replaces the cassette of 6 hoops made of a material capable of not deteriorate over the years. Each wheel is driven by the induction motor of the traveling wave, and electronics responsive doses supplied power.
Cadillac WTF design itself is flexible and can be transformed according to the principle of the muscles, which gives it a very intuitive handling characteristics. For example, the angle of the wheels, automatically adapting to the surface depending on contact therewith, may vary.
For security reasons the reactor is located at the rear of the machine. Surpluses generated by their energy can be used for charging, for example, a battery of other cars.
On the other details of the concept car designer is not reported.
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According to the author, materials and technical stuffing would allow the car to serve a hundred years without repair in the daily operation.
On the idea of a Cadillac World Thorium Fuel Vehicle (WTF) designer prompted reflection on environmentally unfriendly traditional fuels and the idea that the fight against environmental damage is necessary to investigate all the possibilities.
He came to the conclusion that for a car that is designed to work without repair and refuel for a hundred years, a better source of energy than a nuclear reactor is not found. Proposed as a fuel weakly radioactive thorium, Lauren Kulesus proceeded from the fact that the common element in the earth's crust about the same as tin, and is less dangerous than uranium or plutonium, according Rbcdaily.ru.
Concept Cadillac World Thorium Fuel unlikely to see the light in the form in which it is presented, however, according to the creator, he has to change the way people think about the principles of the vehicle, the magazine writes Cardesign.
Familiar bus replaces the cassette of 6 hoops made of a material capable of not deteriorate over the years. Each wheel is driven by the induction motor of the traveling wave, and electronics responsive doses supplied power.
Cadillac WTF design itself is flexible and can be transformed according to the principle of the muscles, which gives it a very intuitive handling characteristics. For example, the angle of the wheels, automatically adapting to the surface depending on contact therewith, may vary.
For security reasons the reactor is located at the rear of the machine. Surpluses generated by their energy can be used for charging, for example, a battery of other cars.
On the other details of the concept car designer is not reported.
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