Numerical simulations demonstrate stress reduction in tokamak electromagnetic systems, implying improved durability.
Modern trends in tokamak design include the use of strong magnetic fields, whose generation produces Lorentz forces, which can damage the electromagnetic system (EMS) of the tokamak. A concept for the tokamak EMS is proposed that ensures reduced loads in the central region. Results of numerical simulations are presented, which substantiate the possibility of a significant reduction in mechanical stresses on the tokamak inductor through the use of quasi-force-free windings.
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