EFDA published “Fusion Electricity – A roadmap to the realisation of fusion energy” 0 in November 2012 that sets out a strategic vision to demonstrate the generation of electrical power by a Demonstration Fusion Power Plant (DEMO) by 2050. The roadmap elaborates 8 strategic missions to tackle the main challenges in achieving this overall goal. The need for the WPDTT2 (Definition and Design of the Divertor Tokamak Test Facility) Project is derived from the following statement within the Roadmap: Mission 2: “Heat-exhaust systems”. WPDTT2: Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility Management: Work Package Project Leader Description: This work package comprises subprojects which deal with the definition and the conceptual design of Divertor Test Tokamak. The conceptual design will be started after review of the remaining gaps and the possible solutions taking into account the results of the work packages WPPFC and WPDTT1 and the recommendations of the expert panel initiated by the EFDA SC in 2013. It must provide enough positive evidence that the investigated solutions could be integrated in a DEMO device in case the conventional divertor solution does not yield the necessary capabilities for power exhaust. The eventual DTT conceptual design activity should be performed in close coordination with the DEMO design integration project (WPPMI). Key deliverables: Headline 2.4: Investigate alternative power exhaust solutions for DEMO - Definition of DTT technical requirements (2015) - DTT conceptual design (new machine or upgrade of existing device) (2017, depending on outcome of the review)

Project Leader of WPDTT2 (Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility) / Albanese, Raffaele. - (2014). (Intervento presentato al convegno WPDTT2 (Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility) nel 2014).

Project Leader of WPDTT2 (Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility)

ALBANESE, Raffaele
2014

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EFDA published “Fusion Electricity – A roadmap to the realisation of fusion energy” 0 in November 2012 that sets out a strategic vision to demonstrate the generation of electrical power by a Demonstration Fusion Power Plant (DEMO) by 2050. The roadmap elaborates 8 strategic missions to tackle the main challenges in achieving this overall goal. The need for the WPDTT2 (Definition and Design of the Divertor Tokamak Test Facility) Project is derived from the following statement within the Roadmap: Mission 2: “Heat-exhaust systems”. WPDTT2: Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility Management: Work Package Project Leader Description: This work package comprises subprojects which deal with the definition and the conceptual design of Divertor Test Tokamak. The conceptual design will be started after review of the remaining gaps and the possible solutions taking into account the results of the work packages WPPFC and WPDTT1 and the recommendations of the expert panel initiated by the EFDA SC in 2013. It must provide enough positive evidence that the investigated solutions could be integrated in a DEMO device in case the conventional divertor solution does not yield the necessary capabilities for power exhaust. The eventual DTT conceptual design activity should be performed in close coordination with the DEMO design integration project (WPPMI). Key deliverables: Headline 2.4: Investigate alternative power exhaust solutions for DEMO - Definition of DTT technical requirements (2015) - DTT conceptual design (new machine or upgrade of existing device) (2017, depending on outcome of the review)
2014
Project Leader of WPDTT2 (Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility) / Albanese, Raffaele. - (2014). (Intervento presentato al convegno WPDTT2 (Definition and design of the Divertor Tokamak Test facility) nel 2014).
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