The purpose of the ALPS program is to identify and evaluate advanced limiter/divertor systems that will enhance the attractiveness of fusion power. The highest priority goals at present are achieving high power density, up to 50 MW/m2, and showing compatibility of plasma-facing surfaces with plasma operation. Personnel representing a wide range of disciplines from a number of institutions are engaged in the program, where an evaluation phase of the program is planned for three years. Successful identification of promising concepts in the evaluation phase should lead to an R&D phase that includes proof-of-principle experiments.
R. Bastasz合作论文数1
David Ruzic合作论文数Department of Nuclear, Plasma & Radiological Engineering, The Grainger College of Engineering, University of Illinois1K McCarthy合作论文数1C. Wong合作论文数1R. Wooley合作论文数1
Mark Tillack合作论文数Center for Energy Research, University of California, San Diego1E. Mogahed合作论文数1S. Luckhardt合作论文数1C. B. Reed合作论文数1P. Mioduszewski合作论文数1R. Nygren合作论文数1
D.K. Sze合作论文数University of California, San Diego1
Ahmed Hassanein合作论文数School of Nuclear Engineering, College of Engineering, Purdue University;Center for Materials Under Extreme Environment, Purdue University1
Jeffrey N. Brooks合作论文数CMUXE, Purdue University1R.F. Mattas合作论文数1I. Sviatoslavsky合作论文数1R Moir合作论文数1
