I. Balboa E. Rose G. F. Matthews D. Croft M. Stamp S. A. Silburn J. C. Williams D. Hepple A. Huber S. Whetham D. Iglesias D. J. Kinna M. Beldishevski J. Figueiredo C. Perez Von Thun N. Balshaw L. D. Horton R. C. Lobel I. J. Pearson K. W. Pepperell G. Fishpool B. Lane K-D. Zastrow G. Arnoux G. Bodnar P. Carman P. Carvalho N. J. Conway V. Huber J. Karhunen G. Kocsis A. Manzanares P. Puglia C. Ruiz de Galarreta C. Marren R. Otín J. Naish V. K. Thompson the JET Contributors*
Following from the paper describing the remote wide angle viewing system compatible with Deuterium-Tritium operations. This is the second article describing a second remote line of sight, this time focusing on the imaging of the divertor region in JET. It explains in detail the optical and engineering designs of constructing an optical relay which …
PreprintRuben Otin Shafa Aria Vaughan Thompson Rob Lobel John Willians Zsolt Vizvary Daniel Iglesias Michael Porton
Nuclear fusion is the process that heats the stars by the collision of atomic nuclei which fuse together to form heavier elements and release energy. The generation of energy using this process has several advantages: no carbon emissions, abundant fuel supplies, efficiency, reliability and operationally safe. One way to achieve the necessary con…
Preprint PublishedRJH Pearce AC Bell D Brennan H Boyer J Bruce T Budd PR Butcher N Davies T Edlington R Felton J Harling T Hartrampf M Hitchin S Hotchin TTC Jones R King G Lawrence R Lobel P Morgan SR Shaw M Stamp E Surrey D Wilson L Worth K Zastrow
‘Trace Tritium Experiments’ (TTE) were successfully performed on JET in 2003. The Campaign marked the first use of tritium in JET plasmas since the Deuterium- Tritium Experiment (DTE1) Campaign in 1997, and was the first use of tritium in experiments under the EFDA organisation with the UKAEA as JET Operator. The safety and regulatory preparati…
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