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ETF Mission Statement document. ETF Design Center team

ETF Mission Statement document. ETF Design Center team

Abstract

The Mission Statement document describes the results, activities, and processes used in preparing the Mission Statement, facility characteristics, and operating goals for the Engineering Test Facility (ETF). Approximately 100 engineers and scientists from throughout the US fusion program spent three days at the Knoxville Mission Workshop defining the requirements that should be met by the ETF during its operating life. Seven groups were selected to consider one major category each of design and operation concerns. Each group prepared the findings of the assigned area as described in the major sections of this document. The results of the operations discussed must provide the data, knowledge, experience, and confidence to continue to the next steps beyond the ETF in making fusion power a viable energy option. The results from the ETF mission (operations are assumed to start early in the 1990's) are to bridge the gap between the base of magnetic fusion knowledge at the start of operations and that required to design the EPR/DEMO devices.

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Odd-Even Nuclei, Design, Reactor Fueling, Tokamak Type Reactors, Maintenance, Testing, Beta Decay Radioisotopes, Power Generation, Data Acquisition Systems, Fuels, Tritium, Heating, Beta-Minus Decay Radioisotopes, Synthetic Fuels, Hydrogen Isotopes, Isotopes, Thermonuclear Reactor Walls, Shielding, Materials Testing, Light Nuclei, Reactor Components, Operation, Radioisotopes, Years Living Radioisotopes 700200* -- Fusion Energy-- Fusion Power Plant Technology, Thermonuclear Reactors, Nuclei, Plasma Heating, First Wall, Planning, Tokamak Etf, Breeding Blankets, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Remote Handling

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