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Where are the Current Major Fusion Energy Research Projects?

Where are the Current Where are the Current Major Fusion Energy Major Fusion Energy Research Projects?Research Projects?

JET from the European Community

JT-60U in Japan

NOVA at Lawrence Livermore Labs in California

TFTR at PPPL in Princeton, New Jersey

DIII-D at General Atomics in San Diego, CA

List of Major Programs/Devices WorldwideList of Major Programs/Devices Worldwide

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NOVA Machine Used Inertial Confinement NOVA Machine Used Inertial Confinement (Has Not Proved as Successful as (Has Not Proved as Successful as

Magnetic Confinement)Magnetic Confinement)

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TFTR is located at PPPLTFTR is located at PPPLPrinceton, New JerseyPrinceton, New Jersey

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DIII-D is Located at General AtomicsDIII-D is Located at General AtomicsSan Diego, CASan Diego, CA

ITERITER((International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor)International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor)

• Cooperative effort by Europe, Japan, U.S. and Russia

• Conceptual Design Activity completed

• Engineering Design Activity is underway

– Three sites: San Diego, U.S.A., Garching, Germany and Naka, Japan

– Detailed engineering and protoype testing

– Cost of $300 M per party over 6 years

• Decision to proceed with construction will be made in 1995

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ITERITER(International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor)(International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor)

30 meters diameter30 meters tall

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ITER

Fusion Experiments Now ApproachFusion Experiments Now ApproachIgnition ConditionsIgnition Conditions

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TFTR 87

TFTR 88

JET 88TFTR 86

JET 89

JET 88

JET 86

JET 89

DIII-D 89

TFTR 86ALC-C 83

DIII-D 89

DIII-D 89

DIII-D 89

JET 89

DIII-D 90

TFTR 90

DIII–D 91

Q = 1 Non-Maxwellian

JT–60U 92

JET 88

DIII-D 89DIII-D 89

JT–60U 92TFTR 88

Confinement Quality(Number of particles per cubic meter confined for one second)

10 10 10 1018 19 20 21

Ion

Tem

pera

ture

(M ˚C

)

400

300

200

100

0

500

JET 91 DT

JET 91

JT–60U 92

TFTR 92

ne(0) τE (m–3 s)

DIII–D 93

JT–60U 93

TFTR 93 DT Fusion ProcessDemonstrated

Q = 1

Fusion as anElectrical Source

Q = ∞

PLTPDXJET

DIII & DIII-D

Princeton Large TokamakPrinceton Divertor ExperimentJoint European TorusGeneral Atomics Tokamak Experiments

TFTRALCATOR C

ITERJT–60U

Princeton Plasma Physics LaboratoryMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyInternational Thermonuclear Experimental ReactorJapanese Tokamak Experiment

TFTR

FUSION POWER

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

ALCATOR C

PLTDIII

TFTR JET / TFTR

ITER

Achieved (DD)Achieved (DT)Projected (DT)

1,000

100

10

1000

100

10

1000

100

10

1

PDX DIII-D

MWth

kWth

Wth

JET

JT–60U

LIGHT BULB

HOUSE

POWERPLANT

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What Progress Has Been MadeWhat Progress Has Been Madein Magnetic Fusion?in Magnetic Fusion?

World Energy Resources Indicate NewWorld Energy Resources Indicate NewSources of Clean Energy Must be FoundSources of Clean Energy Must be Found

ANNUAL USE 0.3 Q/yearANNUAL USE 0.3 Q/year

OilFossilUraniumLithiumDeuteriumDeuterium

1380

9,0007,600

16,000,00016,000,000

In units of Q or 1018 BTU

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