V. Susan Ferguson | Waking Times
An October 2014 report from Technology Review describes Lockheed Martin’s announcement that it had “secretly developed a promising design for a compact nuclear fusion reactor” has encountered skepticism over the basic feasibility of its approach.
Tom McGuire is the project lead of the Lockheed effort to develop the reactor at the company’s ‘Skunkworks’ in Palmdale, California. No data has yet been released after having done 200 firings with plasma. However, McGuire said of the plasma, “It looks like it’s doing what it’s supposed to do.” He added that with research partners, Lockheed could develop a completed prototype within five years and a commercial application within a decade. The company is even talking about how fusion reactors could one day power ships and planes.
McGuire said:
“…the company has come up with a compact design, called a high beta fusion reactor, based on principles of so-called ‘magnetic mirror confinement.’ This approach tries to contain plasma by reflecting particles from high-density magnetic fields to low-density ones.
The challenge is to confine hydrogen plasma at conditions under which the hydrogen nuclei fuse together at levels that release a useful amount of energy.” [Source]
Tokamak: a doughnut (Torus) shaped device
The article continues, “Most research efforts use a method that tries to contain hot plasma within magnetic fields in a doughnut-shaped device called a tokamak. Three research-scale tokamaks operate in the United States: one at MIT, another at a lab in Princeton, and a third at a Department of Energy lab in San Diego. The world’s largest tokamak is under construction in France at an international facility known as ITER, at a projected cost of $50 billion.” The projected cost of only one of these research efforts is $50 billion, I would suppose there is more than skepticism involved.
Magnetic Confinement Fusion
WIKI: Magnetic confinement fusion is an approach to generating fusion power that uses magnetic fields (which is a magnetic influence of electric currents and magnetic materials) to confine the hot fusion fuel in the form of a plasma. Magnetic confinement is one of two major branches of fusion energy research, the other being inertial confinement fusion. The magnetic approach is more highly developed and is usually considered more promising for energy production.
…Magnetic confinement fusion attempts to create the conditions needed for fusion energy production by using the electrical conductivity of the plasma to contain it with magnetic fields. The basic concept can be thought of in a fluid picture as a balance between magnetic pressure and plasma pressure, or in terms of individual particles spiraling along magnetic field lines.
The Tokamak is a doughnut shaped device, which is essentially a Torus.
When I clicked on the link, it brought me to a broken link issue. Here is the direct link to the article.
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