I forgot to add "under the right circumstances." This is why I was hesitant to explain my heat source. My original question still stands, despite the science fiction.
Forgive my wording. I meant volume. I'm not as concerned about the actual physical size. That will end up being a factor of the design itself. Once I know the volume necessary for fluid heated to the proper temperature to run the turbine, I can move forward.
My design is electric in nature...
My heat source can be tailored to the exact temperature needed to run the turbine. What I need in order to design and manufacture it is the size of boiler needed at the optimum temperature etc. I can adjust the heat source to whatever is necessary, but in order to build the boiler I need to know...
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I'm experimenting with a heat source for a steam turbine. I have the specs for the turbine and the necessary conditions for operation, but at this point in my design I need to figure out the volume of the actual boiler/reservoir. A direct answer or the right...