The divertor tokamak test facility project

ORAL

Abstract

The Divertor Tokamak Test Facility (DTT) is a new tokamak whose construction has recently been approved by the Italian government. DTT will be a high field superconducting toroidal device (6 T) carrying plasma current up to 6 MA in pulses with length up to 100s, with an up-down symmetrical D-shape defined by major radius R=2.15 m, minor radius a=0.7 m and average triangularity 0.3. The main role of DTT is to contribute to the development of a reliable solution for the power and particle exhaust in a reactor, a challenge commonly recognised as one of the major issues in the road map towards the realisation of a nuclear fusion power plant.

This paper will illustrate the main features of the new DTT experiment.

Presenters

  • Piero Martin

    Consorzio RFX

Authors

  • Raffaele Albanese

    Consorzio CREATE

  • Flavio Crisanti

    ENEA Frascati

  • Piero Martin

    Consorzio RFX

  • ALdo Pizzuto

    ENEA Frascati