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Non-evaporable getter pump operations in the TCV tokamak

Ambrogio Fasoli, Stefano Coda, Basil Duval, Yves Martin, Holger Reimerdes, Frédéric Dolizy
2021
Journal Articles

Abstract

A non-evaporable getter pump using the ZAO alloy was installed on TCV and operated during the 2019 experimental campaign. The pump performance, determined from in-situ pumping speed measurements, indicates that current getter pump technologies are well suited to tokamak operations with high power exhaust plasmas, and provide an interesting alternative for applications in fusion experiments.

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Non-evaporable getter pump operations in the TCV tokamak

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