How do you make nuclear power plant working model?

Answer 1

First you have to better define working. If "working" means having nuclear material that can actually do something then you don't. If you try you'll probably at best end up in jail and at worst giving yourself radiation poisoning. However if what we define as working gets some play room then there are a few designs out there that work. Most involve some way to boil water (preferably electrical, like a cheap espresso machine as they have safeties) and then turning a turbine to make electricity. You just have the boiler hidden inside a containment structure like a real reactor and print off a picture on what a core should look like.

I'm currently looking into this for outreach programs and will post my findings.

Answer 2

Making a hydroelectric power model for a school exhibition can be a daunting task. In involves generating electric power from the force of water and harnessing it. A waterfall, or moving stream would provide a great power source.

Answer 3

I believe amazon and/or ebay would provide reverse motors of sorts, which generate electricity from movement upon the axil.

Answer 4

You will need to first get the materials. Then you can make the different parts of the plant and use some mechanics to get it to work.