New Method Cleans Fusion Reactor From the Inside – and Removes Further Hurdles on the Way to Inexhaustible Energy
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Neon plasma and heat clean the porous tungsten wall in the tokamak – and remove another hurdle on the way to almost endless energy.
Sener has completed and delivered to Fusion for Energy (F4E) the centrifugal hydrogen pellet accelerator developed for the JT-60SA fusion reactor in Japan. The component is already located at the Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics (IPP), in Germany, where it will be integrated and tested along with the rest of the elements of the pellet launch system. The development is part of the Pellet Launching System (PLS), a system designed to feed and…
Since humanity has understood that the Sun draws its energy from the fusion of atoms, a tenacious dream animates the physicists: to reproduce on Earth the mechanism that makes the stars shine. A clean energy, without long-lasting radioactive waste, fed by a fuel present in almost inexhaustible quantity in the sea water. [...] More
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