Initial testing of the tritium systems at the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor
James L. Anderson, R.A.P. Sissingh, Carmelo Gentile, R. Rossmassler, R.T. Walters, D. Voorhees
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James L. Anderson, R.A.P. Sissingh, Carmelo Gentile, R. Rossmassler, R.T. Walters, D. Voorhees
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The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) at Princeton will start its D-T experiments in late 1993, introducing and operating the tokamak with tritium in order to begin the study of burning plasma physics in D-T. Trace tritium injection experiments, using small amounts of tritium will begin in the fall of 1993. In preparation for these experiments, a series of tests with low concentrations of tritium in deuterium have been performed as an initial qualification of the tritium systems. These tests began in April 1993. This paper describes the initial testing of the equipment in the TFTR tritium facility.
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The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) at Princeton will start its D-T experiments in late 1993, introducing and operating the tokamak with tritium in order to begin the study of burning plasma physics in D-T. Trace tritium injection experiments, using small amounts of tritium will begin in the fall of 1993. In preparation for these experiments, a series of tests with low concentrations of tritium in deuterium have been performed as an initial qualification of the tritium systems. These tests began in April 1993. This paper describes the initial testing of the equipment in the TFTR tritium facility.
Key concepts: Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor, Tritium, Tokamak, Nuclear engineering, Fusion power, Deuterium, Nuclear physics, Plasma