Hello everyone!!! CaptainCheesy here, and in this Thread, I'll be sharing with you, the perfect way to generate electricity, via Nuclear Reactors. Below, are a lot of screenshots, so please don't post anything unnecessary (negative comments, etc.). Although, do comment, try to make suggestions, or just give you're opinion. If you don't have anything suggestive, or helpful, do not post here.

Thanks, CaptainCheesy, Owner/ CEO of Cheese Co. Supply/ Electrics

Cheese Co. Supply Thread: http://tinyurl.com/cheesecosupply

 

The Building Ground.

 

This is the Main Conduit, where the Main Control and Electricity Cables will flow through the Facility.

 

I laid out the Frame for the Reactor Rooms, and set Glass Fiber Cables under the Rooms.

 

I laid out Flooring for the Main Hallway.

 

I cleared out each Room, in preparation for the Flooring. I also added Colored Control Cables for each individual Reactor Room, as well as more Glass Fiber Cables.

 

I added Lights and Danger Lights (in-case of meltdown [if ever!!]). I also filled in the floors, using Reinforced Stone, if anyone was wondering.

 

I added a Piston-powered Safety Lock Door (yet again, in-case of a a never occurring meltdown).

 

I added the Reactors themselves, and connected them to the Main Electricity Conduit via EU (Electrical Unit) Detectors. I also added Reinforced Doors (reactor meltdown-proof).

 

I added the Reactor Control Cables, so that I can actually control the Reactors' Activity correctly.

 

Do what now?

 

I added Thermal Monitors, so I can check on the Reactors' Core Temperature.

 

I closed up the Main Hallway. Now to add some more lights, as I found it REALLY dark!! xD

 

Here is the new and improved Main Hallway.

 

I'm using the Technolution Test Modpack (only certain users are able to use it), using the Technic Launcher.

+ Technolution Modpack Link:
http://www.technicpack.net/modpack/details/technolution.50058

+ Technic Launcher Download Link:
http://www.technicpack.net/download

+ My YouTube Channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/CaptainCheesy210

 

I placed Lighting in the Reactor Rooms, and connected the Lighting to the Temperature Monitor, so that if a Reactor were to meltdown, the lights would switch from White to Red. This is similar in the Hallway, but the Hallway's Danger Lights are controlled from the Control Room.

 

The insides of all 10 Reactors. Very efficient, and self-cooling.