Quamers from googling "thorium molten salt reactor pressure" they run at an ambient pressure and the salts around 500-700 degC
Back in the 1960's Oak Ridge experimental molten salt reactor ran for over 2 years.
For those interested I will put a link below to someone and a company who I have watched for 10+ years now, someone who holds a master’s degrees in nuclear engineering from UT and in aerospace engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and who also has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Utah State University, has been an interesting person to listen to.
If nailed on the head, imo thorium will be the biggest player in the worlds power needs.
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