The invention relates to insulation
assembly design, in particular to an insulation
assembly which is used for insulation between a direct-current glow
electrode and the wall of a
vacuum chamber in the
nuclear fusion reactor. The insulation
assembly comprises nuts, caps, concave-convex concentric annulus gaskets, flat plate type concentric annulus gaskets having different latus rectums, an
electrode fixing plate, fixed bolts, concave-convex concentric annulus gaskets each of which has a sleeve structure, the wall in the
vacuum chamber, and the like. The concave-convex concentric annulus gaskets having the sleeve structure, the
electrode fixing plate, the flat plate type concentric annulus gaskets having different latus rectums, the concave-convex concentric annulus gaskets and the caps sequentially sleeve the fixed bolts in an overlapped manner; each cap for fastening a
ceramic insulation piece and the electrode fixing plate is arranged on one end of the corresponding fixed bolt, and the other end of each fixed bolt is connected with the wall in the
vacuum chamber. The insulation assembly disclosed by the invention is directly related to the
processing effect of the wall of the
nuclear fusion vacuum chamber, and further the determination of the quality of
plasma discharge. The insulation assembly disclosed by the invention is especially applicable to a
Tokamak device, of which the first wall is provided with
black lead and employs
fiber, in the vacuum chamber of the fusion device.