Fusion technology 1992 : proceedings of the 17th Symposium on Fusion Technology, Rome, Italy, 14-18 September 1992

Invited Papers: New engineering aspects of high field tokamaks (R. Andreani). Non-metallic materials for plasma facing and structural applications in fusion reactors (H. Bolt). Comparison of recent fusion reactor studies based on toroidal magnetic confinement (G. Grieger). Experience gained during the first tritium experiment with relevance for full D-T phase of JET (R. Haange on behalf of JET team). High energy neutron facilities for testing fusion materials (T. Kondo et at.). The role of edge physics and confinement issues in the fusion reactor (K. Lackner). Accident analysis and safety of future fusion devices (H. Loeffler). Breeding blanket for DEMO (E. Proust et ai.). The ITER challenge (P.H. Rebut). Technological aspects of RFP and helical systems (G. Rostagni). Plasma engineering aspects of large Tokamak Operation (F.C. Schuller, A.A.M. Oomens). Plasma facing components of RF antennas (G. Tonon). Contributed Papers: Sections: I. First Wall, Divertors and Vacuum Systems (57 papers). II. Plasma Heating and Control (52 papers). III. Experimental Systems (1 7 papers). IV. Magnets and Power Supplies (46 papers). V. Data Acquisition and Control Systems (24 papers). VI. Fuel Cycle and Tritium Processing Systems (29 papers). VII. Blanket Technology and Materials (60 papers). VIII. Remote Handling (11 papers). IX. Future Machines (8 papers). X. Reactor Studies (4 papers). XI. Safety and Environment (23 papers). (Part Contents)