Once the Yanhuang School competition began, Zhang Shoufu quickly devised a strategy. He skillfully reduced the internal capacity of the nuclear battery by streamlining its internal components, which not only made the overall design more compact but also effectively lowered its potential power, ensuring greater safety. To guarantee perfection, he conducted numerous rigorous experiments. In these tests, he designed the nuclear battery as a small cylinder with a cap, with the two parts docked and pressed together under strict tension requirements. When internal pressure exceeded external resistance, the cap would automatically pop open, acting as a safety trigger. Only when the battery functioned normally without popping the cap was it considered within the safety range.
Subsequently, Zhang Shoufu conducted electrical tests to determine the nuclear battery’s safe current range. After several explosion tests, he successfully identified the optimal current parameters. Not stopping there, he continued to explore ways to further enhance safety, eventually proposing a plan to reduce the amount of internal water. A series of experiments verified that this method was practical. Ultimately, he successfully manufactured small nuclear batteries that maintained high performance while significantly increasing operational safety.
On the eve of the competition, Bian Yangpeng deeply realized his shortcomings, especially regarding his lack of attention to detail. While such flaws might be man…
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