The Possibility of Tritium Self-Sufficiency in a Fusion Reactor
Yu. V. Gott
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Yu. V. Gott
Abstract
Based on modern data, analysis was carried out of the possibility of tritium self-sufficiency in a fusion D–T reactor. Taking into account the real losses of the tritium isotope during the operation of the reactor shows that at modern technologies and results of materials science studies, the self-sufficiency is impossible even at the maximum tritium breeding ratio $${{K}_{{\text{T}}}} = 1.9$$ .
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Based on modern data, analysis was carried out of the possibility of tritium self-sufficiency in a fusion D–T reactor. Taking into account the real losses of the tritium isotope during the operation of the reactor shows that at modern technologies and results of materials science studies, the self-sufficiency is impossible even at the maximum tritium breeding ratio $${{K}_{{\text{T}}}} = 1.9$$ .
Key concepts: Tritium, Fusion power, Nuclear engineering, Isotope, Plasma, Nuclear fusion, Nuclear physics, Fusion