Nuclear Reactors

Introduction
Nuclear Reactors are the sole energy source for a few countries on the server. All nuclear reactors up to v1.4 have been developed and tested in Bayonne, France. Reactor v1.5 was developed in the UN on season 6.

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Nuclear Reactor v1.0
The first nuclear reactor ever built and sold, marking the start of good nuclear power solutions for the server. The nuclear reactor was very inefficient, and had an overheating problem which meant it couldn't be on continuously, and was constantly in a testing facility. Due to the inefficiency of v1.0, it was only ever used for production of energy in Bayonne.

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Nuclear Reactor v1.1
The second generation nuclear reactor, sold the the public on the server. This reactor model was slightly more efficient than v1.0, but still had an overheating issue, so earlier models of the reactor still couldn't be on continuously, but this was fixed in later models. Scotland purchased two of the later model reactors, and they were located in Aberdeen and Ullapool. Even though the reactors had been fixed to stop overheating issues, the fixes weren't 100% effective, which caused the Ullapool Disaster

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Nuclear Reactor v1.2
The third generation nuclear reactor which is by far the best selling reactor made, being sold to Poland, Siberia and most recently, Scotland has bought one of the older v1.2 reactors. The third generation solved all overheating issues, and was overclocked to produce 900 EU/t per core. It was proven to be very reliable and has never had any major issues.

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Nuclear Reactor v1.3
The fourth generation of nuclear reactors, which solved any minor issues that the third generation had, while being more efficient, being able to produce 900+ EU/t per core without the need for an overclock. This model has been built in Japan and so far has no issues.

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Nuclear Reactor v1.4
The fifth generation nuclear reactor, currently in early testing. This reactor can produce 1,000+ EU/t per core with an overclock, and has a more compact design than all the previous generations. So far, Scotland has one on order, and it will be built once the reactor has finished being tested and is certified.

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Nuclear Reactor v1.5
The Sixth generation nuclear reactor was never completed, however it successfully ran at 15% and 30% power, respectively. It used a revolutionary new computer controlled design for increased safety, and increased the organisation of the steam and water pipes to reduce possible blockages. This reactor could produce a theoretical maximum of 1,100eu/tick under ideal conditions, however this power was never attained.