Abstract
Experimental confirmation of noninductive current drive has spawned a number of suggestions as to how this technique can be used to extend the fusion burn period and improve the reactor prospects to tokamaks. Several distinct burn cycles, which employ various combinations of Ohmic and noninductive current generation, are possible, and we will study their relative costs and benefits for both a commercial reactor as well as an INTOR-class device.
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Ehst, D. A., Brooks, J. N., Cha, Y., Evans, K., Hassanein, A. M., Kim, S., … Stevens, H. C. (1986). COMPARISON OF TOKAMAK BURN CYCLE OPTIONS. In Ettore Majorana International Science Series: Physical Sciences (Vol. 26, pp. 73–94). Plenum Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1889-8_4
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