Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 39 / Number 1T / January 2001 / Pages 410-413
Poster Presentations / dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST01-A11963492
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The WISC (University of Wisconsin) fusion power plant analysis code serves as the main tool for the analysis of a conceptual D-3He fusion power plant based on a field-reversed configuration (FRC). Advantages of the cylindrical geometry and high β (plasma pressure/magnetic-field pressure) of a FRC fusion core are evident. Comparison with a D-T reactor indicates that a D-3He FRC power plant would be more attractive.