Re: for the close of all fission nuclear reactor in the world

On Feb 29, 4:43 pm, "robertwess...@xxxxxxxxx"
<robertwess...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

BTW, you don't need any cameras or microchips - 1945 vintage
technology and mechanical remote manipulators will do the trick just
fine.  The biggest trick is decent containment in an oxygen poor
atmosphere due to plutonium's propensity for igniting during machining
and working.

I meant, to see what you are doing. If you haven't done it before, you
need a man in the manipulator control loop;and that means vision.
Agreed that simple copper wire to motors will work fine, but modern
chips (even photon sesnitive memory chips) die rather quickly under
radiation, if silicon based; "radiation hardened" just means "will
last a bit longer".
One early job I worked on had to use circuits with radio valves and
mechanical relays (as I think, did the NASA Apollo rounds).
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