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Nuclear Fusion. Class : Nuclear Physics 1 2005. 12. 7 K.-U.Choi. Outline. Introduction Theoretical Background Instruments, Experiments Data review & Present Status Summary. Introduction. Nuclear Binding Energy. Plasma. ; Freely moving charged particle : ions, electrons. Solid. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Nuclear FusionNuclear Fusion

Class : Nuclear Physics 1 Class : Nuclear Physics 1 2005. 12. 72005. 12. 7

K.-U.ChoiK.-U.Choi

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OutlineOutline

IntroductionIntroduction Theoretical Background Theoretical Background Instruments, ExperimentsInstruments, Experiments Data review & Present StatusData review & Present Status SummarySummary

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IntroductionIntroduction

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Nuclear Binding EnergyNuclear Binding Energy

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PlasmaPlasma

Solid Liquid PlasmaGas

; Freely moving charged particle : ions, electrons.

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Conditions for FusionConditions for Fusion1) Low Temperature

2) High Temperature

Heat

Garbage

Coloumb Foce !!

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Conditions for FusionConditions for Fusion1) Lawson’s criterion for Fusion

( Deuterium-Tritium fusion)

2) Creating the conditions for Fusion

n : ion density, τ : confinement time

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Inertial Confinement FusionInertial Confinement Fusion

This is why we call this as “Inertial Confinement Fusion”

Δt ~ 10^-11 to 10^-9 s

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Heating

(Neutron beam)

hydrogen gas

Magnetic Confinement FusionMagnetic Confinement Fusion

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hydrogen plasma

heating

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hydrogen plasma

hot

HIGH heating

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problem:wall contact!

HIGH heating

hydrogen plasma

hot

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HIGH heating

avoid wall contact with magnetic field

hydrogen plasma

hot

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HIGH heating

avoid wall contact with magnetic field

hydrogen plasma

hot

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problem:end losses

HIGH heating

hydrogen plasma

hot

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end losses avoid : torus !

Magnetic Confinement Simulation

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ITER ( International Thermonuclear ITER ( International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor )Experimental Reactor )

Launcher

Magnets

Vacuum VesselThermal Shield

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Data review Data review

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Power station

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Summary & OutlookSummary & Outlook

We can expect Nuclear fusion We can expect Nuclear fusion ReactorReactor

We can research Ion Beam nuclear We can research Ion Beam nuclear fusion reactorfusion reactor