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The inertial confinement fusion programme at Los Alamos

D.C. Cartwright1985年被引用 2Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Los Alamos has constructed a high-power CO2 laser and is completing a thorough technical evaluation of the CO2 laser as an inertial confinement fusion (ICF) driver. Recent experimental work has shown unambiguously that 0.25 μm is near the wavelength for optimum coupling of laser radiation into a fusion target. Since KrF lases at 0.248 μm, has the potential for 10% wall plug efficiency and for low capital cost, Los Alamos is continuing to investigate the feasibility of KrF as a future ICF driver.

日本語訳

ロスアラモスは高出力CO2レーザーを建設し、慣性核融合(ICF)ドライバーとしてのCO2レーザーの徹底的な技術評価を完了しつつある。最近の実験研究により、0.25μmがレーザー放射を核融合ターゲットに結合させるための最適波長に近いことが明確に示された。KrFは0.248μmで発振し、10%の壁プラグ効率と低い資本コストの可能性を有するため、ロスアラモスは将来のICFドライバーとしてのKrFの実現可能性を引き続き調査している。

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