Deuterium and Tritium recycling for Fusion Energy


Deuterium and Tritium recycling for Fusion Energy


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Overview


Nuclear fusion reactors use tritium and deuterium to generate clean energy. This technical video explains how fusion works, showing how hydrogen isotopes move through the fuel system and how they are recycled.

To make complex ideas easy to follow, the project combines 3D motion design, Houdini particle simulations, and clean 2D graphics.

It highlights the wide range of custom equipment made by SAES, including getter beds and NEG pumps for different system designs.

Objetives


The goal was to make the entire fuel cycle and isotope recycling process easy to understand.

By mixing detailed 3D animation with clear 2D technical diagrams, the video breaks down complex chemical and mechanical steps into a clear visual guide, while showcasing SAES’s ability to build custom components

Objetives


The goal was to make the entire fuel cycle and isotope recycling process

easy to understand.

By mixing detailed 3D animation with clear 2D technical diagrams, the video

breaks down complex chemical and mechanical steps into a clear visual

guide, while showcasing SAES’s ability to build custom components

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