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Showing 1 to 20 of 86 for “"Nuclear fusion"”.

  1. Bayesian modelling of nuclear fusion experiments

    … and inference is introduced and applied to nuclear fusion experiments in order to provide consistent inference solutions given multiple heterogeneous data sets. Fusion plasmas are complex physical systems, in which charged particles are confined by the electromagnetic force. The physics …

    tu-berlin Repository record for Bayesian modelling of nuclear fusion experiments (opens in a new tab)

  2. Nuclear fusion of Li-6 H-2 crystals

    … humanity has become quite proficient in using nuclear fission, as is evidenced in the world's nuclear fleet; however the use of fusion for controlled energy production has not yet developed sufficiently for commercial use. It is, however, a popular anecdote that the production of energy from …

    pretoria Repository record for Nuclear fusion of Li-6 H-2 crystals (opens in a new tab)

  3. Liquid lithium corrosion studies for nuclear fusion reactor materials

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-05-01

    uiuc Repository record for Liquid lithium corrosion studies for nuclear fusion reactor materials (opens in a new tab)

  4. RESONANCE in radio frequency sheath admittance in nuclear fusion scenarios

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-15 without embargo terms

    uiuc Repository record for RESONANCE in radio frequency sheath admittance in nuclear fusion scenarios (opens in a new tab)

  5. An integrated design framework for future nuclear fusion power reactors

    Nuclear fusion has long been touted as a future source of low-carbon energy. Whether or not fusion energy will be feasible, let alone commercially viable, remains a subject of research and development. Tokamaks are the most mature path to fusion energy, and two key steps are broadly seen as …

    cambridge Repository record for An integrated design framework for future nuclear fusion power reactors (opens in a new tab)

  6. Computational design of interfaces : mitigating He damage in nuclear fusion applications

    In order for nuclear fusion to be a feasible source of energy, materials must be developed that are resistant to the damaging byproducts of a fusion reaction. One of these byproducts is He, that is implanted into the plasma facing wall of the reactor. Once implanted, it causes irreparable damage …

    mit Repository record for Computational design of interfaces : mitigating He damage in nuclear fusion applications (opens in a new tab)

  7. Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications

    The ITER reactor aims to be first thermonuclear fusion device to demonstrate net fusion power. Critical plasma-facing components in the reactor will be made of tungsten, but helium plasma irradiation is known to embrittle tungsten metal. A future reactor will therefore need an alternative material …

    aus-cath Repository record for Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications (opens in a new tab)

  8. Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications

    The ITER reactor aims to be first thermonuclear fusion device to demonstrate net fusion power. Critical plasma-facing components in the reactor will be made of tungsten, but helium plasma irradiation is known to embrittle tungsten metal. A future reactor will therefore need an alternative material …

    anu Repository record for Sputter deposition and plasma modification of tungsten alloys for nuclear fusion applications (opens in a new tab)

  9. Analysis of Cryogenic Cooling of Toroidal Field Magnets for Nuclear Fusion Reactors

    … have enabled a new class of high-fi eld tokamak fusion reactors. Higher critical temperatures on the order of 20 K allow the magnets to operate under signifi cant thermal loads during the fusion process. As a case study, we look at the proposed SPARC toroidal field (TF) magnet design. We …

    mit Repository record for Analysis of Cryogenic Cooling of Toroidal Field Magnets for Nuclear Fusion Reactors (opens in a new tab)

  10. Machine Learning and Deep Learning applications for the protection of nuclear fusion devices

    … intelligence methods for the protection of nuclear fusion devices with reference to the Joint European Torus (JET) Tokamak and the Wendenstein 7-X (W7-X) Stellarator. JET is currently the world's largest operational Tokamak and the only one operated with the Deuterium-Tritium fuel, while …

    cagliari Repository record for Machine Learning and Deep Learning applications for the protection of nuclear fusion devices (opens in a new tab)

  11. A high-current and low-loss high-temperature superconducting cable for nuclear fusion applications

    … including motors, power transmission, and fusion magnets, is their relatively high AC loss. In this dissertation, a novel high-current and low-loss HTS cable, Patterned superconductors for AC loss minimization and current maximization (PSALM), is proposed and investigated to tackle the AC …

    cambridge Repository record for A high-current and low-loss high-temperature superconducting cable for nuclear fusion applications (opens in a new tab)

  12. Characterization of Liquid Metal Free Surface Response to an Electromagnetic Impulse and Implications for Future Nuclear Fusion Devices

    … for use as plasma facing components (PFCs) in fusion devices to mitigate heat loading, limit damage due to erosion, and possibly breed tritium. When used as electrodes, such as in z-pinch devices, PFCs are subject to large current and magnetic flux densities resulting in large Lorentz forces. …

    vt Repository record for Characterization of Liquid Metal Free Surface Response to an Electromagnetic Impulse and Implications for Future Nuclear Fusion Devices (opens in a new tab)

  13. Analysis of availability, functional integration and remote maintenance for the design of critical components and systems in nuclear fusion technology

    Junto a las conocidas ventajas de la Fusión Nuclear frente a otras tecnologías energéticas: seguridad inherente por principio físico, gestión del impacto ambiental y disponibilidad a largo plazo de combustibles primarios (deuterio, litio), la competitividad de la energía generada por fusión …

    oviedo Repository record for Analysis of availability, functional integration and remote maintenance for the design of critical components and systems in nuclear fusion technology (opens in a new tab)

  14. Synthesis, characterization, and properties of carbide dispersion-strengthened tungsten alloys for use as a plasma-facing material in nuclear fusion reactors

    … components in future plasma-burning fusion reactors because of its high melting point, high sputter threshold, and low hydrogenic species retention. However, tungsten is an intrinsically brittle material, displaying no room temperature ductility and only exhibiting non-brittle failure …

    uiuc Repository record for Synthesis, characterization, and properties of carbide dispersion-strengthened tungsten alloys for use as a plasma-facing material in nuclear fusion reactors (opens in a new tab)

  15. Deciphering the role of dispersoids in dispersion-strengthened tungsten alloys on the mechanical properties and irradiation- driven response under nuclear fusion reactor-relevant conditions

    … components in future plasma- burning fusion reactors because of its high melting point, high sputter threshold, and low hydrogenic species retention. However, tungsten is an intrinsically brittle material, displaying no room temperature ductility and only exhibiting non-brittle failure …

    uiuc Repository record for Deciphering the role of dispersoids in dispersion-strengthened tungsten alloys on the mechanical properties and irradiation- driven response under nuclear fusion reactor-relevant conditions (opens in a new tab)

  16. Enabling the simulation of helium transport in lithium for fusion devices

    Nuclear fusion is a potential source of abundant, carbon-free energy. However, creating a nuclear fusion device with the ability to efficiently produce energy is a challenge to modern engineering. The tokamak is a device that has been designed to produce power through nuclear fusion. Finding the …

    missouri Repository record for Enabling the simulation of helium transport in lithium for fusion devices (opens in a new tab)

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