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DIII-D

DIII-D also known as "D3D" is a tokamak that has been operated since the late 1980s by General Atomics (GA) in San Diego, California, for the United States Department of Energy. The DIII-D National Fusion Facility is part of the ongoing effort to achieve magnetically confined fusion. The mission of the DIII-D Research Program is to establish the…

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Location
San Diego, California, US
Affiliation
General Atomics
Device type
Tokamak
Heating power
23 MW
Magnetic field
2.2 T (22,000 G) (toroidal)
Major radius
1.67 m (5 ft 6 in)

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DIII-D

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples41
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
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DIII-D

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related to DIII-D research program · 10
DIII-D → Department, Energy, Fusion Energy Sciences, General Atomics, ITER, Office, Research, San Diego, The DIII-D, Ultimately
related to External links · 10
DIII-D → Bringing, DIII-D Home Page, Earth, Facility, Fusion Energy Research, General Atomics Fusion Energy, Retrieved, Star, The DIII-D National Fusion, YouTube
related to history · 10
DIII-D → AEC, Doublet, Doublet III, General Atomics, II, In Feb, In May, Major, The, The DIII-D
Affiliation · 1
DIII-D → General Atomics
Device type · 1
DIII-D → Tokamak
Heating power · 1
DIII-D → 23 MW
Location · 1
DIII-D → San Diego, California, US
Magnetic field · 1
DIII-D → 2.2 T (22,000 G) (toroidal)
Major radius · 1
DIII-D → 1.67 m (5 ft 6 in)
Minor radius · 1
DIII-D → 0.67 m (2 ft 2 in)

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plasma fusion energy tokamak program general atomics research magnetic operation heating experiment iter doublet iii current power department basis pressure

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DIII-DAffiliationGeneral Atomics1.00infobox
DIII-DDevice typeTokamak1.00infobox
DIII-DHeating power23 MW1.00infobox
DIII-DLocationSan Diego, California, US1.00infobox
DIII-DMagnetic field2.2 T (22,000 G) (toroidal)1.00infobox
DIII-DMajor radius1.67 m (5 ft 6 in)1.00infobox
DIII-DMinor radius0.67 m (2 ft 2 in)1.00infobox
DIII-DPlasma currentup to 2.0 MA1.00infobox
DIII-DPreceded byDoublet III1.00infobox
DIII-DYear(s) of operation1986–present1.00infobox
ITERinstance ofand to establish a scientific basis for future burning plasma devices0.80text
DIII-Drelated to DIII-D research programThe DIII-D0.60section

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