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Tritium burn efficiency in deuterium–tritium magnetic fusion [PDF]
Nuclear Fusion, 2023 The controlling parameters regarding tritium burn efficiency (TBE) are derived from first principles and shown to depend fundamentally on the permitted He gas fraction in the divertor and effective pumping speeds of He ash and unburned hydrogenic fuel ...
D.G. Whyte +3 more
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IEEE Access, 2022 The internal defect detection of magnetic tile is extremely significant before mounting. Currently, this task is completely realized by manual operation in the magnetic tile manufacturing industry, which results in inefficiency and diseconomy.
Houhong Lu +4 more
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Electron cyclotron heating assisted start-up experiments in J-TEXT [PDF]
EPJ Web of Conferences, 2023 Electron cyclotron heating (ECH) breakdown and burn-through assist has been adopted to make the ITER start-up, which uses a low toroidal electric field of about 0.3 V/m, more robust.
Zhang Junli +14 more
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The development of 1 MW ECRH system on J-TEXT [PDF]
EPJ Web of Conferences, 2023 A 1 MW electron cyclotron resonance heating system has been designed and developed for J-TEXT tokamak not only to enhance the total heating power but also to provide another possible way to control the plasma parameters.
Chen Xixuan +4 more
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Essay: Overcoming the Obstacles to a Magnetic Fusion Power Plant.
Physical Review Letters, 2023 Fusion occurs when light nuclei combine to form heavier nuclei. The energy released in this process powers the stars and can provide humankind with a safe, sustainable, and clean source of baseload electricity, a valuable tool in the fight against ...
A. Fasoli
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Plasma-wall self-organization in magnetic fusion
Nuclear Fusion, 2021 This paper introduces the concept of plasma-wall self-organization (PWSO) in magnetic fusion. The basic idea is the existence of a time delay in the feedback loop relating radiation and impurity production on divertor plates.
D. Escande, F. Sattin, P. Zanca
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Nuclear Materials and Energy, 2023 The consequences of tungsten (W) damaging processes, such as cracking and melting, on divertor lifetime and plasma operation are high priority issues for ITER.
Q. Tichit +16 more
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Magnetically catalyzed fusion [PDF]
Physical Review C, 1996 We calculate the reaction cross-sections for the fusion of hydrogen and deuterium in strong magnetic fields as are believed to exist in the atmospheres of neutron stars. We find that in the presence of a strong magnetic field ($B \gsim 10^{12}$G), the reaction rates are many orders of magnitude higher than in the unmagnetized case.
Heyl, Jeremy S., Hernquist, Lars
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Nuclear Materials and Energy, 2023 Assessing the performance of the ITER design for the tungsten (W) divertor Plasma Facing Units (PFUs) in a tokamak environment is a high priority issue to ensure efficient plasma operation.
Y. Corre +22 more
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Nuclear Materials and Energy, 2021 Fourteen ITER-like plasma-facing units (PFUs) made of bulk tungsten were installed in the WEST tokamak divertor. Five of which were misaligned with their poloidal leading edges (LEs) exposed to the plasma heat flux: two sharp-edge PFUs and three ...
A. Grosjean +18 more
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