Ignitor is a proposed compact high-magnetic field tokamak aimed at studying plasma burning conditions in Deuterium-Tritium plasmas. Localisation of this experiment in Italy has seen growing attention during the last years. The determination to carry out this project in Italy has driven to taking into account several candidate sites. Recently, due to several technical reasons, it was identified a new site, the Caorso Site, in northern Italy, a nuclear site were a nuclear power reactor was sited. Preliminary Radiological Impact analyses for the siting of Ignitor in Caorso are presented in this paper. Te Ignitor radiological impact turns out to be negligible both during normal operation and in case of accident.
Siting Evaluations for the Ignitor Fusion Experiment: Preliminary Radiological Assessments / Zucchetti, Massimo; F., Bombarda; Bonavigo, Lucia; M., Caldarella; A., Ciampichetti; F., Chiaravalli; B., Coppi; G., Faelli; F., Franza; F., Mancini. - CD-ROM. - CD-ROM:(2009), pp. 1-4. (Intervento presentato al convegno 23rd Symposium on Fusion Engineering tenutosi a San Diego (USA) nel May 31 – June 5, 2009) [10.1109/FUSION.2009.5226384].
Siting Evaluations for the Ignitor Fusion Experiment: Preliminary Radiological Assessments
ZUCCHETTI, MASSIMO;BONAVIGO, LUCIA;
2009
Abstract
Ignitor is a proposed compact high-magnetic field tokamak aimed at studying plasma burning conditions in Deuterium-Tritium plasmas. Localisation of this experiment in Italy has seen growing attention during the last years. The determination to carry out this project in Italy has driven to taking into account several candidate sites. Recently, due to several technical reasons, it was identified a new site, the Caorso Site, in northern Italy, a nuclear site were a nuclear power reactor was sited. Preliminary Radiological Impact analyses for the siting of Ignitor in Caorso are presented in this paper. Te Ignitor radiological impact turns out to be negligible both during normal operation and in case of accident.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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