Flux

Flux is a kind of unneeded energy that forms in a variety of situations.

Types

 * Anti(negative)-energy flux - A-flux
 * Gravitational flux - G-flux
 * Overcharge flux - O-flux
 * Heisenberg flux (quantum fluctuation/void(vacuum) flux) - H-flux

Effects
These types of flux are excess energy that can disturb sensitive devices and, when the amount of flux becomes un-dissipateable, it could even shut down the energy system or lead to an explosion or a bending of gravity/space. This is why these fluxes have to be collected and vented out.

HOGA-System (HOGAS)
The HOGA-System, or HOGAS, is a system designed to collect all forms of flux and vent them out. The different types of flux all form in different situations and this makes it quite difficult to collect them all.

A-flux
A-flux forms when annihilation takes place or when tachyons are created. It usually forms in small amounts and by simply letting the outer energies escape through tiny holes in the reaction chamber the A-flux can be gathered. It then proceeds to the De-energizer.

G-flux
When energy levels (density) reach a certain extremely high point, gravitational waves emit from it and these cause G-flux to form. G-flux emits photons and can usually be seen as similar to lightning, and superconductive points can draw it out and let it be gathered. It then proceeds to the De-energizer.

O-flux
Overcharge flux forms when large amounts of energy can not be fully processed by a system and to avoid overcharging completely the system spits it out. These energy levels are usually so high that O-flux forms, which is purely electrical. It can be gathered in the same way as G-flux.

H-flux
H-flux is different. In high-energy systems, quantum fluctuation seems more common and when extremely large amounts of energy go through a small point this point can start an immense amount of quantum fluctuation. Normally, these disappear, but because of the sheer amount they create bonds between each other and this way H-flux is formed. H-flux is by far the most dangerous amount of flux as the source can, if not stoppped, continiously create H-flux.

De-energizer
All the flux that passes through the HOGAS is collected in the De-energizing Vent System (DVS), where the flux is concetrated in one place in vacuum. This combined flux, known as X-flux, will form a void point. Passing the remaining flux through the void point will turn it into (still dagerous) electrical charge, which is then simply vented out into space, where it can be seen as almost transparent purplish lightning that slowly dissipates into the void. The void point itself will also generate A-flux, which can simply be lead back into the DVS.