Редактирование: Атмосферный техник (раздел)

===[[File:Hfr full.png|32x32px]]Set up the [[Guide to the Hypertorus Fusion Reactor|Gas Powered Nuclear Donut: The Hyper-torus Fusion Reactor]]===
The crown jewel of atmospherics autism projects, the '''Hyper-torus Fusion Reactor''' (commonly abbreviated as HFR) is a large 3x3 machine that facilitates the process of nuclear fusion most commonly using a mixture of Tritium and Hydrogen as fuel, though other fuel mixtures are available with different effects on the HFR. Despite what you may think, this reactor doesn't produce any power on it's own and primarily exists as an alternative to creating the various gasses normally made with gas reactions. It has 4 gas ports on each side for fuel input, coolant, a moderator gas input to facilitate the fusion and a waste output for waste gas and/or finished products, as well as it's own complex interface for tracking temperature and adjusting the fuel injection rate, heating conductor, coolant volume, etc. 

Setup for the HFR needs to be entirely from scratch unlike the Supermatter engine, so plan on spending a good chunk of time on preparing to run the HFR if you wish to try your hand at it. Most stations have a dedicated spot for you to build the machine with convenient markings on the floor and quick-setup boxes for rapid deployment of the whole thing.

The HFR is incredibly hazardous compared even to the Supermatter engine: it emits a hilarious amount of radiation while running (more-so than even the Supermatter engine, wear a radsuit!), power outages are incredibly dangerous for the HFR, each level of fusion produces more and more heat and energy, and higher levels of operation and different fuels can create added hazards ranging from firing off nuclear particles to huge arcs of shocking electricity. A fusion reactor meltdown will cause a large and violent explosion, expelling heat and gas everywhere along with a large EMP blast and radiation wave.

This all may sound scary and daunting, and it is! Just read the guide and ask around for advice or help on running the thing. Once you understand the fusion donut it's not actually all that bad.