Compact fusion reactor
A reactor, compact technology, applied in thermonuclear fusion reactor, fusion reactor, nuclear reactor, etc.
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[0032] For a 14 MeV neutron source, several options have been considered based on tokamaks with a fusion output of at least 1 MW, including:
[0033] a. A tokamak with a superconducting magnet and an aspect ratio A=3-4 (A=R / a-the ratio of the major axis radius R of the ring to the minor axis radius a);
[0034] b. Low aspect ratio tokamak with copper or superconducting magnets and aspect ratio A=2;
[0035] c. Compact spherical tokamak with copper magnets and aspect ratio A = 1.5-1.8;
[0036] d. A spherical tokamak with copper or superconducting magnets and an aspect ratio of 1.5-1.8.
[0037] From a technical point of view, all options appear to be achievable and deliver the required power levels. Option (a) has the lowest plasma and neutron loading, but its cost will exceed 1 billion euros.
[0038] Option (b) has certain advantages in terms of manufacturing, and the cost of the tokamak can be reduced compared to option (a). However, option (b) has considerable power re...
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