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[en] A Fast-Liner Reactor (FLR) conceptual design is summarized. The FLR is a pulsed D-T fusion concept that envisages the implosion of a small, cylindrical (0.2-m radius, 0.2-m length), metallic shell onto an initially warm plasma to achieve net energy production by means of rapid but adiabatic compression to thermonuclear temperature. The primary purpose of this study is to examine by means of detailed computer models the physical processes and constraints which may limit this unique approach to high-density fusion power. On the basis of an optimized physics operating point, a conceptual reactor embodiment is described
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Powell, J.R.; Eterno, C.T. (eds.); American Nuclear Society, NM. Trinity Section; American Nuclear Society. Div. of Controlled Nuclear Fusion; Department of Energy, Washington, DC (USA). Div. of Magnetic Fusion Energy; Electric Power Research Inst., Palo Alto, CA (USA); p. 109-120; 1978; p. 109-120; 3. meeting on the technology of controlled thermonuclear fusion; Santa Fe, NM, USA; 9 - 11 May 1978
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