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The physics of DEMO

D J Ward2010年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

A fusion plant designed to demonstrate electricity production, known as DEMO, is likely to be very different from existing fusion devices and even from ITER. These differences will be found not only in the technology employed but also in physics areas including, but not confined to, the plasma behaviour. Here, some of the areas where DEMO is expected to be different are highlighted and explored. As a result of the differences between DEMO and existing devices, the fusion community needs to develop a new intuition when considering the design and performance of DEMO.

日本語訳

核融合発電の実証を目的としたプラントであるDEMOは、既存の核融合装置はもとよりITERとも大きく異なるものとなる可能性が高い。その相違は、採用される技術のみならず、プラズマ挙動を含む(ただしこれに限定されない)物理の領域にも及ぶであろう。本稿では、DEMOが既存装置と異なると予想される領域のいくつかを取り上げ、考察する。DEMOと既存装置との間のこのような相違の結果として、核融合コミュニティは、DEMOの設計と性能を検討する際に、新たな直感を育成する必要がある。

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