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Current Status of NIFS-SWJTU Joint Project for Quasi-Axisymmetric Stellarator CFQS

Plasma and Fusion Research · 2019 · Vol. 14(0) · pp. 3402074–3402074
M. IsobeA. ShimizuHaifeng LiuHai LIUGuozhen XiongDapeng YinK. OgawaY. YoshimuraM. NakataShigeyoshi KinoshitaS. OkamuraChangjian TangYuhong Xuthe CFQS Team

Abstract

The world's newest quasi-axisymmetric stellarator CFQS is constructed as a joint project of the National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan and Southwest Jiaotong University, the People's Republic of China. The project is named "NSJP for CFQS". The CFQS has a major radius of 1m, toroidal periods of 2, and aspect ratio of 4. The toroidal magnetic field strength will be increased up to 1 T. The CFQS equilibrium is characterized by low-aspect ratio and quasi-axisymmetry, having both natures of two-dimensional tokamak and three-dimensional stellarator. The CFQS offers new opportunities and fields to increase understanding of toroidal fusion plasmas.

Magnetic confinement fusion researchIonosphere and magnetosphere dynamicsSuperconducting Materials and ApplicationsStellaratorToroidRotational symmetryTokamakFusion powerPhysicsRADIUSAspect ratio (aeronautics)Toroidal fieldPlasma

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  • Strong
  • Southwest Jiaotong University
  • National Institute for Fusion Science
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