The paper shows that timely development of fusion nuclear technology (FNT) components, e.g. blanket, for DEMO requires the construction and operation of a fusion facility parallel to ITER. This facility, called VNS, will be dedicated to testing, developing and qualifying FNT components and material combinations. Without VNS, i.e. with ITER alone, the confidence level in achieving DEMO operating goals has been quantified and is unacceptably low (< 1 %). An attractive design envelope for VNS exists. Tokamak VNS designs with driven plasma (Q ~ 1-3), steady state plasma operation and normal copper toroidal field coils lead to small sized devices with moderate cost. 1
To prepare the DEMO conceptual design phase a number of physics and engineering assessments were car...
Abstract: ITER is a major step in fusion research. It marks the transition of 50 years of research o...
Two hundred and twenty-five papers relevant to fusion technology and engineering were presented at t...
The paper shows that timely development of fusion nuclear technology (FNT) components, e.g.. blanket...
This paper shows that timely development of fusion nuclear technology (FNT) components, e.g. blanket...
With the worldwide development of fusion power focusing on the design of the International Thermonuc...
Magnetic fusion development toward DEMO will most likely require a number of fusion nuclear faciliti...
Fusion nuclear technology (FNT) research in the United States encompasses many activities and requir...
Nuclear fusion has long been touted as a future source of low-carbon energy. Whether or not fusion e...
The importance of fusion nuclear technology has grown in recent years due to advances in large tokam...
A plasma based, deuterium and tritium (DT) fueled, volumetric 14 MeV neutron source (VNS) has been c...
This paper presents an overview of the main challenges that fusion research is facing on the road to...
This paper presents an overview of the main challenges that fusion research is facing on the road to...
(FDF) under consideration is to fill the gaps between ITER and current experiments and a fusion demo...
To prepare the DEMO conceptual design phase a number of physics and engineering assessments were car...
To prepare the DEMO conceptual design phase a number of physics and engineering assessments were car...
Abstract: ITER is a major step in fusion research. It marks the transition of 50 years of research o...
Two hundred and twenty-five papers relevant to fusion technology and engineering were presented at t...
The paper shows that timely development of fusion nuclear technology (FNT) components, e.g.. blanket...
This paper shows that timely development of fusion nuclear technology (FNT) components, e.g. blanket...
With the worldwide development of fusion power focusing on the design of the International Thermonuc...
Magnetic fusion development toward DEMO will most likely require a number of fusion nuclear faciliti...
Fusion nuclear technology (FNT) research in the United States encompasses many activities and requir...
Nuclear fusion has long been touted as a future source of low-carbon energy. Whether or not fusion e...
The importance of fusion nuclear technology has grown in recent years due to advances in large tokam...
A plasma based, deuterium and tritium (DT) fueled, volumetric 14 MeV neutron source (VNS) has been c...
This paper presents an overview of the main challenges that fusion research is facing on the road to...
This paper presents an overview of the main challenges that fusion research is facing on the road to...
(FDF) under consideration is to fill the gaps between ITER and current experiments and a fusion demo...
To prepare the DEMO conceptual design phase a number of physics and engineering assessments were car...
To prepare the DEMO conceptual design phase a number of physics and engineering assessments were car...
Abstract: ITER is a major step in fusion research. It marks the transition of 50 years of research o...
Two hundred and twenty-five papers relevant to fusion technology and engineering were presented at t...