Research Program for the Fabrication of the Cryogenic Target to Reach Ignition on the LMJ. Results and Prospects

Ph. Baclet; F. Bachelet; A. Choux; E. Fleury; L. Jeannot; S. Laffite; M. Martin; G. Moll; G. Pascal; B. Reneaume; M. Theobald

doi:dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST06-A1169

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Research Program for the Fabrication of the Cryogenic Target to Reach Ignition on the LMJ. Results and Prospects

Ph. Baclet, F. Bachelet, A. Choux, E. Fleury, L. Jeannot, S. Laffite, M. Martin, G. Moll, G. Pascal, B. Reneaume, M. Theobald

Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 49 / Number 4 / May 2006 / Pages 565-573

Technical Paper / Target Fabrication / dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST06-A1169

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The "CEA cryogenic target fabrication project" includes materials and technological researches on the Cryogenic Target Assembly (CTA), the DT filling and cryogenic transport to the LMJ site, and the conformation of the DT solid layer. The Research program to deliver CTAs to LMJ in 2010 is described. Some important experimental results have already been obtained and are presented.