Survey Questions for nuclear Batteries. They have an enhanced reliability, high energy density and long lifetime. Nuclear Batteries utilize the beta emitter titanium tritide (TiT2) and other designs with be Nano-Tritium Batteries.

   Figure 1 – City Labs NTB           Figure 2 - NDB – Flatpack        Figure 3 – NDB Round Cell

Radiation resistant converted materials will be developed to allow for UL (Underwriters Approval) for commercial and military usage.

A.    What type of batteries would you buy if you were offered nuclear batteries to replace you existing batteries?

 

B.    What equivalent to existing batteries would you immediately replace? See Figure 1, 2, 3,

C.   Nuclear battery design could be used for a wide range of applications.

List the types of products that you think you would think would benefit by nuclear batteries.

On a scale of 1-10   - Circle your choice

1.    Gasoline Car Batteries

2.    Electric Vehicles

3.    Jet and propeller private Airplanes

4.    Laptops

5.    Cellphones

6.    Hearing Aids

7.    Pacemakers

8. Spacecraft

9.    Underwater systems

10.Home energy Backup

11.Medical equipment

12. Emergency Equipment

13. High Altitude Drones

14. Satellites

15. Equipment for a moon/Mars base

D.   Nuclear Batteries would be beneficial for the military Equipment.

How do you rate their replacing existing power packs and batteries.

10a Battery Backups in the Field   -    B G P A

10b. Energy Weapons                 -   B G P A

10c. Portable Communications   -   B G P A

E.    How do you feel about nuclear batteries?

1.    Do you think they can be made to be reliable?       Yes No

2.    Do you think they will replace all existing batteries?      Yes No

3.    Do you think the public will accept them easily?          Yes No

 

F.    What are you willing to pay for a type of batteries, A, AA, AAA, C, D, and Car Batteries, and other types of Alkaline, Lithium-Ion Battery used today.

 

G.   Do you think all cars should have nuclear batteries to replace all batteries such  Lithium-Ion Batteries, and others that end up in landfills?

 

1.    Agree or disagree,

2.    Why did you choose the above answer

 

H.   Do you think they should be marketed the same way as conventional batteries?

Yes No with Explanation.

 

I.      What other applications and uses do you see possible for NDB Batteries?


References

Applied Physics Reviews. (2019, August 19). Retrieved from High power direct energy conversion by nuclear batterie: https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/1.5123163

Chandler, D. L. (n.d.). Why “nuclear batteries” offer a new approach to carbon-free energy. Retrieved from MIT News: https://news.mit.edu/2021/nuclear-batteries-decarbon-0625

Exploring readiness for implementing best practices: A mixed methods study. (n.d.). Retrieved from Surveys: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33274556/

Harvard Business Review. (n.d.). Retrieved from Getting the Truth into Workplace Surveys: https://hbr.org/2002/02/getting-the-truth-into-workplace-surveys

NanoTritium: A Long-Lasting Battery Solution. (n.d.). Retrieved from City Labs: https://discover.citylabs.net/diamond-alt-battery-download?utm_term=nuclear%20diamond%20battery&utm_campaign=Technology+-+Diamond+Alternative&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&hsa_acc=8408688858&hsa_cam=17320412533&hsa_grp=134899865737&hsa_ad=599823029993

SAFE defense Batteries. (n.d.). Retrieved from SAFT: https://www.saftbatteries.com/market-sectors/aerospace-defense/defense

Stanford. (2016, March 11). Retrieved from Application of Nuclear Batteries Outside of Space Exploration: http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2016/ph241/gueble2/

Ten Different Types of Survey Methods. (n.d.). Retrieved from Survey Land: https://www.surveylegend.com/types-of-surveys/types-of-survey-methods/

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