Overview of the Infinity Two divertor strategy
POSTER
Abstract
In this poster, an overview of the exhaust strategy for the Infinity Two fusion pilot plant baseline plasma operational scenario is presented. A variety of divertor designs were evaluated for a baseline operational point of 800 MW using criteria including but not limited to adequate impurity control, plasma density control, manageable heat flux ranges, robustness to plasma scenario uncertainties, and power plant integration. Analysis was conducted using DIV3D and FLARE for the initial field line following and neutral interaction code EMC3-EIRENE for further understanding of the operational scenario. Tailoring of divertor components took place with considerations for heat flux management, neutral confinement, erosion, material selection, and engineering requirements related to manufacturability. A focused effort was made to explore the closing of the island divertor to increase neutral handeling while continuing to take advantage of the heat flux management seen in other stellarator divertors.
Publication: Bader A, Ayilaran A, Canik JM, et al. Power and particle exhaust for the Infinity Two fusion pilot plant. Journal of Plasma Physics. 2025;91(2):E67. doi:10.1017/S0022377825000273
Presenters
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Madelynn M Knilans
Type One Energy Group
Authors
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Madelynn M Knilans
Type One Energy Group
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Aaron Bader
Type One Energy Group
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Priyanjana Sinha
Type One Energy Group
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Aritra De
Type One Energy Group
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Keely Willis
Type One Energy Group
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Heinke G Frerichs
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Danah velez
Type One Energy, Type One Energy Group
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Joseph Talley
Type One Energy