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Plasma heating and current drive systems for the fusion ignition research experiment (FIRE)

D.W Swain, M.D Carter2002年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractFIRE is a high-field, burning-plasma tokamak that is being studied as a possible option for future fusion research. Preliminary parameters for this machine are R0=2.14 m, a=0.595 m, B0=10 T, and Ip=7.7 MA. Magnetic field coils are to be made of copper and pre-cooled with LN2 before each shot. The flat-top pulse length desired is ≥20 s. Ion cyclotron (IC) and lower hybrid rf systems will be used for heating and current drive. Present specifications call for 20 MW of IC heating power, with an additional 10 MW of IC power or 20 MW of lower hybrid power as upgrade options.

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FIREは、将来の核融合研究における選択肢の一つとして検討されている高磁場・燃焼プラズマ・トカマク装置である。本装置の予備パラメータは、R0=2.14 m、a=0.595 m、B0=10 T、Ip=7.7 MAである。磁場コイルは銅製とし、各ショット前に液体窒素で予冷する。目標とするフラットトップパルス幅は20秒以上である。加熱および電流駆動には、イオンサイクロトロン(IC)および低域混成波の高周波システムを用いる。現在の仕様では、IC加熱電力20 MWを備え、アップグレードオプションとしてIC電力をさらに10 MW追加、または低域混成波電力を20 MW追加する。

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