EAST

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EAST is a Chinese experimental fusion reactor designed to study and advance tokamak-based nuclear fusion using superconducting technology.

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instanceOf experimental fusion reactor
tokamak
abbreviation EAST
collaboration European fusion laboratories
ITER Organization NERFINISHED
Japanese fusion research institutions
Korean fusion research institutions
US fusion research institutions
constructionStart 1998
coolingSystem cryogenic cooling for superconducting magnets
country China
countryLocatedIn People's Republic of China NERFINISHED
designFeature fully superconducting toroidal field magnets
superconducting poloidal field coils
firstPlasma 2006
fullName Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak NERFINISHED
fundingSource Chinese government NERFINISHED
goal demonstrate long-pulse high-performance plasma
develop advanced plasma control techniques
support ITER physics and technology
heatingMethod electron cyclotron resonance heating
ion cyclotron resonance heating
lower hybrid current drive
neutral beam injection
location Hefei NERFINISHED
magneticFieldOnAxis 3.5 T
majorRadius 1.85 m
minorRadius 0.45 m
notableAchievement achieved hundreds of seconds of plasma operation
first fully superconducting tokamak to achieve long-pulse H-mode plasmas
operator Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
owner Chinese Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
plasmaCurrent 1 MA
plasmaFacingMaterial tungsten divertor components
plasmaShape divertor tokamak
plasmaVolume ~30 m^3
province Anhui NERFINISHED
purpose advance tokamak physics
develop steady-state operation for fusion reactors
study nuclear fusion
researchField magnetic confinement fusion
plasma physics
roleInProgram key device in Chinese fusion roadmap
safetyFeature inherent safety of fusion fuel cycle (D-based plasmas in experiments)
technology superconducting tokamak
websiteLanguage Chinese
English

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