JET
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Joint European Torus; large-scale experiment for controlled
nuclear fusion; Culham, England. In 1991, it was possible for the first
time in the history of fusion research to release considerable energy
by controlled nuclear fusion using the JET. For a period of two seconds,
the facility generated a fusion power of 1.8 megawatt. In 1997 the JET
generated a fusion energy of 14 megajoules at a record fusion power
of 13 megawatts with a fuel mixture consisting of equal parts of deuterium
and tritium. An important measure of this success is also the ratio
of fusion power output to heating input, which with 65 percent was more
than twice the value achieved until that time.
Essential JET data: |
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- Large plasma radius |
2.96 metres, |
- Small radii |
1.25/2.10 metres, |
- Magnetic field |
3.4 teslas, |
- Plasma flow |
3-7 megaamperes, |
- Plasma heating |
50 megawatts, |
- Plasma temperature |
250 million °C. |
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ENS conferences |

PIME 2012
12 - 15 February 2012 in Warsaw, Poland
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RRFM 2012
18 - 22 March 2012 in Prague Czech Republic
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TopSafe 2012
22 - 26 April 2012 in Helsinki, Finland
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TopFuel 2012
2 - 6 Sept. 2012 in Manchester, UK
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ENC 2012
9 - 12 December 2012 in Manchester, UK |
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