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Overview of the Russian Demo plant study

Yu.A. Sokolov1995年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractA conceptual study of a Demo reactor was started in Russia in 1992. The goal of the study is to establish plasma physics parameters and technical characteristics of a Demo reactor. Studies carried out have included: a consideration of the Demo technical requirements and parameters; system studies; a choice of the energy conversion system and preliminary design of some blanket options; analysis of a structural materials database and recommendations; analysis of the plasma operational conditions; a consideration of some divertor options; analysis of structural materials activation and issues of their refabrication; and reactor layout. Demo reactors with pulsed (Demo-P) and steady (Demo-S) operational regimes are studied. Reactor Demo-S is based on the current drive resulting from a bootstrap effect.

日本語訳

1992年にロシアでDEMO炉の概念設計研究が開始された。この研究の目的は、DEMO炉のプラズマ物理パラメータと技術的特性を確立することである。実施された研究には以下のものが含まれる:DEMOの技術要件とパラメータの検討;システム研究;エネルギー変換システムの選定と一部のブランケットオプションの予備設計;構造材料データベースの分析と推奨事項;プラズマ運転条件の分析;一部のダイバータオプションの検討;構造材料の放射化分析とその再加工に関する問題;および炉の配置設計。パルス運転(Demo-P)と定常運転(Demo-S)のDEMO炉が研究されている。Demo-S炉は、ブートストラップ効果による電流駆動に基づいている。

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