"Since heavy water is the best coolant at present, you can only bring out the heat of the reactor within a unit of time, that is, the 'heat load efficiency'." Female inventor Heidi Rama changed his mind: "As long as you take away the heat generated by the core more efficiently, it is like turning the electric fan from the low-speed gear to the high-speed gear, you will feel cooler."

"Mother of the Atomic Bomb" Lizer Metner also agreed: "This metaphor is very vivid. Increasing the efficiency of 'heat exchange' does help to increase the output power of the 'B-VIII uranium machine' without melting the core."

As mentioned earlier, the "B-VIII uranium machine" adopts a closed cooling method, that is, the cooling water flows out of the core, and the heat is output to the reactor. The heat is transmitted to the water on the other circuit side through the heat exchanger, and then returned to the reactor core through the main pump to form a closed cycle main cooling circuit or main circuit. The method of treating the heat of the first circuit water is to transfer the heat to the waste heat utilization system of the second circuit water through the heat exchanger to provide heat to the outside world or as a heat source for power generation.

To understand simply, atomic energy cores can be compared to computer "CPU chips". If you want to obtain ultra-high computing power, you can use overclocking technology: artificially increase the working frequency of hardware such as CPUs, graphics cards, etc., so that they can work stably at a higher frequency than their rated frequency. After overclocking, the CPU temperature will be greatly increased, and it is necessary to equip a powerful cooling system. This refers not only to the CPU fan, but also to the chassis fan. In addition, it is also important to apply a thin layer of silicon grease to the CPU core, which can help the CPU dissipate heat well.

Under the "positive temperature effect", the power of the reactor will increase with the temperature. Once the critical value exceeds the threshold, it is very likely to cause vicious accidents such as core meltdown.

Therefore, if you want to increase the power of the reactor, you must also increase the efficiency of heat exchange. This is what the female inventor Heidi Rama calls the "heat load efficiency".

"The high-temperature steam generated by the 'second-circuit water waste heat utilization system' needs to be used to generate electricity. It is obvious that adding a 'boost pump' to increase 'heat convection' may be a way." Female inventor Heidi Rama suddenly had a whim; "As for the first circuit of the closed cycle main cooling, is it a way to wrap a 'refrigerator tube' similar to a refrigerator outside to absorb 'heat radiation'?"

"'Pumping Pump' and 'Refrigeration Tube'." Liz Metner, the deeply inspired "Mother of the Atomic Bomb", nodded subconsciously: "Using 'Heat Radiation' and 'Heat Convection' to improve the heat exchange efficiency of circuit one and circuit two respectively, respectively, is the principle of "the principle is to use 'Heat Radiation' and 'Heat Convection' to improve the heat exchange efficiency of circuit one and circuit two respectively."

"Methods can be designed. Materials can be collected. Don't worry we still have time." Danielle, the chief casting assistant battlefield girl, smiled and comforted: "As the film workers of the "unlimited funding" of the most powerful tech empire in World War II, everything we need is not a problem."

"That's right." Anna Moffett, the second casting assistant secretary, also expressed his feelings: "As a victorious country in World War II, America took away the two killer weapons of 'technology' and 'finance' from Europe. Although technology failed to gain an absolute advantage in the Cold War confrontation between the East and the West camps later, finance killed all sides and swept the world, becoming the decisive force in the US-Soviet battle."

"It just fits the saying 'Finance is both financial and failure is both financial.'" Danielle, the assistant field girl in chief casting, always hit the nail on the head: "Lizer, if you want to find another helper, who would you choose?"

This is what Lizard Metner, the mother of the atomic bomb, was like: "Of course it's Madame Jorio Curie."

Previously, Walter Glach, the new director of the Physics Department and plenipotentiary of the Imperial Research Council, invited to Berlin to participate in the "Revenge Weapons Project" and now the "Second Uranium Club", the former "First Uranium Club", the second Uranium Club, were the French physicist Frederick Curie, whose full name was Jean Frederick Jorio-Curie. In 1925, he joined the Radium Institute of the University of Paris and became a scientific research assistant to Marie Curie (Madame Curie) and his daughter was also an assistant to the institute. Irène Joliot-Curie, who was 3 years older than him, met and fell in love quickly, and got married the following year.

Later, they collaborated on research like Curie and his wife, sharing the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1935 for their artificial synthesis of new radioactive elements. For example, they found that aluminum atoms exposed to a ray will be converted into radioactive phosphorus atoms. Instead of following the tradition of taking their husband's surname, the Jorio Curie and his wife merged their surnames to become the surnames shared by the couple: "Jorio Curie". The Jorio Curie and his wife made contributions to the positron annihilation, photons converted into electron pairs, extracted polonium from radium D (210Pb), bombarded light elements with A particles to produce nuclear reactions, artificial radioactivity discovery, radioactive products generated by uranium bombardment by neutrons, etc.

The Jorio Curie joined the Parti Socialiste in 1934 and the Vigilance mittee of Intellectual Anti-fascists in 1935. Irena was one of three women who participated in the French People's Front government in 1936. As deputy secretary of state for scientific research, she and Jean Perrin laid the foundation for the later becoming the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.

To prevent the research on nuclear physics from being obtained by the Nazis, on October 30, 1939, the Jorio Curie recorded the principles of the nuclear reactor in a sealed envelope and stored it in the Academy of Sciences, until 1949. The Jorio Curie chose to stay with her family in occupied France and ensured that the Germans entering his laboratory could not use his work or equipment, and prevented the transfer of these equipment to Germany. During the Nazi occupation, the Jorio Curie continued their research, especially in biology. In June 1941, Frederick participated in the establishment of the People's Front Committee and became the chairman of the committee. In the spring of 1942,

Frederick joined the French Communist Party and became a member of the Central Committee of the CPC in 1956. As an outstanding internationalist peace guard, he had sympathy for the Chinese people. Not only did he actively participate in the rescue of the physicist Zhao Zhongyao, a detained physicist in Japan by the United States, but he also solemnly suggested to Chairman Mao that China would also build an atomic bomb. He became the foreign expert who touched the central decision-making the most. Frederick told the Chairman that you must have strength to defeat the atomic bomb. This was the famous statement that the Chairman made when he met Strong in 1946 that "the atomic bomb is a paper tiger". After the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, he attached importance to Frederick's suggestions and made up his mind to develop atomic energy science.

In 1946, Irena took office as director of the Radium Institute. From 1946 to 1950, she was also a director of the French Atomic Energy Commission. In 1947, she was elected as a correspondent academician by the Soviet Academy of Sciences. The couple also led the establishment of France's first nuclear reactor in 1948. Due to lack of protection and long-term X-ray and gamma ray radiation, Irena's health was seriously damaged, causing her to suffer from acute leukemia. She unfortunately died in Paris on March 17, 1956 at the age of 59. Frederick Curie died on August 14, 1958 at the age of 58.

Obviously, the most suitable person in the heart of Lizer Metner, the "Mother of the Atomic Bomb", is Madame Curie's eldest daughter, Irena Yorio-Curie.

"Where is this Madame Yorio Curie now?" Danielle, the chief casting assistant field girl, turned her eyes to Lisa, a well-informed female journalist.

The female reporter turned her attention to the second casting assistant: "Ana should be more professional than me in the news about the Allied Forces."

Sure enough, as the head of the "Silver Fox Operation Team", the second casting assistant secretary Anna Moffett has received the latest news: "Madame Jorio Curie, who just celebrated her 46th birthday, arrived in Berlin a few days ago under the secret protection of the French People's Front. She is trying to rescue her husband Frederick, who was forced to participate in the "Revenge Weapons Project" by the Nazis."

"Are there any pictures of her?" Danielle, the chief casting assistant field girl, wants to determine the true identity of this Madame Yorio Curie.
Chapter completed!