Thanks for your comments.
its looks Its looks like I suck at the pictures links again
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There is a different ways to making illustrations. First is to make it as it looks real.
The second is to make the invisible things visible. Light can illustrate invisible form of radiations. I’m not clear over how things in the polywell looks like. In the movie of the plasma focus sequence al things is dramatically slowed down compared to the reality.
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Plasma focus devise and spheromak machine have lots of similarities. But watt the plasma ends up in is completing different. In spheromaks the plasma is partial controlled by outer magnetic field and in plasma focus the plasma is complete free do develop due to its own magnetic field. Plasmafokus works in short pulses and the spheromak is meant to work in long pulses or continuous drive. The spheromak use an external gas puff to create plasma and make a large “stabile” thoroid plasmoid. The plasmafokus use the thin gas in the reactor container for creating the plasma and the plasmoid is topological complex, tiny and self compressing. The plasma focus is not a small tokamack as somebody said.
Paul Koloc has after the spheromak developed a small devise called plasmak. Its essential same plasma configuration as the spheromak but the outer magnetic field is replaced with atmospheric pressure.
http://www.prometheus2.net/ The fusion is obtained by atmospheric compression of the plasmoid. Here is an animation showing how I understand the plasmak.
Speromak plasmoids in atmospheric pressure have been made in a different way by ElectronPowerSystems, Colliding Plasma Toroid Fusion.
http://www.electronpowersystems.com/ Here the fusion is thought be induced by collisions by the plasmoids. I think there susses depends on the mechanism in the plasmoid collision. They have published lots about the plasmoid formation but I have not find anything abut the collisions. An earlier invention of this type of fusion device was theoretical made by Eric Witalis
http://www.kkrva.se/Artiklar/013/013e/witalis.html
And there is Generalfusions MTF “stempunk” D+T fusion, using colliding spheromaks and compression by a liquid metal shock wave.
http://www.generalfusion.com/
I think this devise if it works will have lots of malfunctions and leakage of tritium.
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I have seen the poly art. Its grate! What software was Tony Rusi and Skip Bakers dodecahedral polywell made in?
It’s also fascinating how the elemental symmetry repeats in art, technology and nature. The Dodekahedral -Ikosahedral symmetry is seen in nature in radiolarian planktons, pollen, virus, fullerenes and quasi crystals.
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About the placement of ion guns and electron guns, look at the picture of the WB7 at the E=mC2 site. There are some cylinders with cables at the triangular sides, but also a cylinder in the middle of the octagonal front side. This can be these guns, or something else.
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CINEMA 4D Release 10.5 can import AutoCAD formats as DWG and Allplan. Read more about it on the Maxon site.
I’m grateful for suggestions for more pictures and animations. How dos the wifflebal looks likes in 3D? I have to do a dodecahedral polywell with circular magnets.
