Fusion Energy Technology R&D Priorities:

Fusion Technology R&D Priorities examines the current landscape of fusion technology. With a strong focus on technological advances, this book considers technical challenges and priorities to further the development of fusion research. Beginning with an introduction to fusion technology research...

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1. Verfasser: El-Guebaly, Laila (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Elsevier Science & Technology 2024
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Zusammenfassung:Fusion Technology R&D Priorities examines the current landscape of fusion technology. With a strong focus on technological advances, this book considers technical challenges and priorities to further the development of fusion research. Beginning with an introduction to fusion technology research and development, this book then presents an overview of basic magnetic fusion concepts and worldwide pathways to fusion energy. Subsequent chapters then take a deep dive into fusion materials R&D, capabilities of potential neutron sources for materials testing, plasma facing components, and plasma diagnostics, heating, and control. Breeding blanket and tritium system, vacuum vessels, and the shielding system are also highlighted, before concluding with safety features and environmental and social issues. Presenting the most advanced developments in nuclear fusion R&D, this is an essential read for researchers and engineers interested in nuclear energy and fusion technology
Beschreibung:1. Introduction; 2. Overview of Basic Magnetic Fusion Concepts; 3. Fusion Materials R&D; 4. Capabilities of Potential Neutron Sources for Fusion Materials Testing; 5. Plasma Facing Components; 6. Plasma Diagnostics, Heating and Control; 7. Breeding Blanket and Tritium System; 8. Vacuum Vessel and Shielding System; 9. Safety Features; 10. Environmental and Social Issues
Beschreibung:450 gr
ISBN:9780443136290

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