Objectives and design of the JT-60 superconducting tokamak

A fully superconducting tokamak named JT-60SC is designed for the modification programme of JT-60 to enhance economical and environmental attractiveness in tokamak fusion reactors. JT-60SC aims at realizing high-β steady-state operation in the use of low radio-activation ferritic steel in a low ν* and ρ* regime relevant to the reactor plasmas. Objectives, research issues, plasma control schemes and a conceptual design for JT-60SC are presented.

Mizuki Sakamoto | Akira Kohyama | Toshiyuki Takagi | Ryuichi Shimada | Shunji Tsuji-Iio | Akiyoshi Hatayama | Hiroshi Horiike | Kazuaki Hanada | Tetsuo Tanabe | Akira Sakasai | Yuichi Ogawa | Kenkichi Ushigusa | Masashi Shimada | Sanae-I. Itoh | Mitsuru Kikuchi | Kunihiko Okano | Yuichi Takase | Yasuyuki Yagi | Mikio Saigusa | N. Hosogane | T. Yamamoto | Makoto Katsurai | M. Shimizu | T. Mizuuchi | Seiichi Goto | Masaaki Kuriyama | Y. Kamada | K. Yoshikawa | M. Matsukawa | Kazuo Toi | H. Ninomiya | M. Satoh | Yoshio Ueda | Kazunobu Nagasaki | Nobuhiro Nishino | Hirotaka Kubo | Y. M. Miura | M. Matsuoka | T. Fujita | T. Takagi | Y. Kamada | T. Ozeki | A. Kohyama | Y. Takase | M. Shimada | M. Katsurai | R. Shimada | S. Tsuji-Iio | K. Toi | M. Sakamoto | Y. Yagi | M. Shimada | T. Hino | Y. Uesugi | N. Nishino | A. Ando | T. Fujii | M. Wakatani | K. Nagasaki | T. Mizuuchi | N. Hosogane | Y. Miura | S. Itoh | K. Abe | Y. Ogawa | H. Kubo | Y. Ueda | T. Tanabe | S. Gotô | M. Saigusa | M. Matsukawa | H. Ninomiya | H. Horiike | Takahisa Ozeki | K. Yoshikawa | S. Ishida | K. Abe | A. Ando | Teruji Cho | Tsuneyuki Fujii | T. Fujita | Tomoaki Hino | Makoto Ichimura | A. Kitsunezaki | Yukitoshi Miura | Naoyuki Miya | Y. Murakami | S. Takeji | Y. Uesugi | M. Wakatani | K. Yamaguchi | Kiyoshi Yatsu | M. Ichimura | K. Okano | M. Kikuchi | A. Hatayama | T. Cho | K. Yatsu | K. Hanada | S. Takeji | S. Ishida | A. Kitsunezaki | M. Kuriyama | M. Matsuoka | N. Miya | Y. Murakami | A. Sakasai | M. Satoh | M. Shimizu | K. Ushigusa | K. Yamaguchi | T. Yamamoto | Y. Miura | T. Fujita | M. Kikuchi | K. Toi | S. Goto | S. Itoh

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