AbstractThe conceptual design of an ohmically-heated, reversed-field pinch (RFP) operating at 5 MW/m2 steady-state DT fusion neutron wall loading and ∼ 100 MW total fusion power is presented. These results are useful in projecting the development of a cost effective, low input power (∼ 200 MW) source of DT neutrons for large-volume (∼ 10 m3), high-fluence (3.4 MW y/m2 per year at 80% availability) fusion nuclear technology testing.