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Development of a plasma shape and position display system for damavand tokamak control room [PDF]
Determining the magnetic field profile is very important for studying flux surfaces, elongation, plasma boundaries, and real-time control in tokamaks. In this research, a system for calculating and displaying the shape, position, and boundary of plasma ...
D. Iraji +3 more
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The physics of an ignited tokamak [PDF]
A next step device which can demonstrate long burn with a high probability of success is possible, without speculating on the accumulation of favorable effects and ignoring the other ones. From the data base available today this appears possible only with large devices such as NET, ITER or JIT.
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A model of multi-pass absorption of external EC radiation at initial stage of discharge in ITER
A model is developed for multi-pass absorption of external electron cyclotron radiation (ECR) in tokamaks, which is used at initial stage of discharge to overcome the impurity radiation barrier (burn-through). Model is based on a semi-analytical solution
Minashin P.V. +3 more
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Physics of advanced tokamaks [PDF]
Significant reductions in the size and cost of a fusion power plant core can be realized if simultaneous improvements in the energy replacement time, , and the plasma pressure or beta, can be achieved in steady-state conditions with high self-driven, bootstrap current fraction. Significant recent progress has been made in experimentally achieving these
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A method of spectroscopic diagnostics of the average perpendicular-to-magnetic-field momentum of the superthermal component of the electron velocity distribution (EVD), based on the high-number-harmonic electron cyclotron (EC) radiation, is suggested for
Minashin P.V., Kukushkin A.B.
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Cost Assessment of a Tokamak Fusion Reactor with an Inventive Method for Optimum Build Determination
An inventive method was applied to determine the minimum major radius, R0, and the optimum build of a tokamak fusion reactor that simultaneously meets all physics, engineering, and neutronics constraints.
Gahyung Jo +4 more
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Physics design requirements for the Tokamak Physics Experiment (TPX) [PDF]
The design of TPX is driven by physics requirements that follow from its mission. The tokamak and heating systems provide the performance and profile controls needed to study advanced steady state tokamak operating modes. The magnetic control systems provide substantial flexibility for the study of regimes with high beta and bootstrap current.
Neilson, G. H. +6 more
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Conceptual design of the tokamak radiation shielding for the Tokamak Physics Experiment (TPX) [PDF]
The tokamak radiation shielding includes the neutron and gamma shielding around the torus and penetrations required to (1) limit activation of components outside the shield to levels that permit hands-on maintenance and (2) limit the nuclear heating of the superconducting coils and cold structure. The primary design drivers are space, the 350/spl deg/C
M.J. Cole +6 more
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The optimal shape of a fusion-based transmutation reactor with a molten salt coolant was determined by plasma physics, technology, and neutronic requirements.
Bong-Guen Hong
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Advanced tokamak physics in DIII-D [PDF]
Advanced tokamaks seek to achieve a high bootstrap current fraction without sacrificing fusion power density or fusion gain. Good progress has been made towards the DIII-D research goal of demonstrating a high-β advanced tokamak plasma in steady state with a relaxed, fully non-inductive current profile and a bootstrap current fraction greater than 50%.
Petty, CC +48 more
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