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Carson, R.S.; Vlases, G.C.
Fifth symposium on the physics and technology of compact toroids: proceedings1983
Fifth symposium on the physics and technology of compact toroids: proceedings1983
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[en] The experimental facility is a 21-cm-long solenoid with a 5.5-cm bore. The 4-cm ID quartz tube is filled with slowly flowing H2 to 0.5-3.0 torr. Fields up to 6.5 T in 3.7 μsec are produced, with reverse-bias fields up -1.9 T. Preionization is by 40kA axial discharge 4.5 μsec before field-reversal is begun. The CO2 laser used produces 300 to 400 J in 2 μsec, in an annular beam that can be defocused for preheating the outer edges of the plasma, or focused tightly for central-column heating and beam propagation during formation. The focusing system includes a return mirror for multiple passing of the laser energy. Diagnostics include compensated, diamagnetic flux loops, internal field probes, cross-tube and axial interferometers, fast photography, and spectroscopy
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Hoffman, A.L.; Milroy, R.D.; Mathematical Sciences Northwest, Inc., Bellevue, WA (USA); p. 4-7; Jan 1983; p. 4-7; 5. symposium on physics and technology of compact toroids in the magnetic fusion energy program; Bellevue, WA (USA); 16-18 Nov 1982; Available from NTIS, PC A09/MF A01; 1 as TI85000450
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