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Model B-66

Stellarator

Associated Organization:

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Publications

Controlled thermonuclear fusion: the stellarator concept

Naval Engineers Journal, 2009

Years Operated

1959 - 1969

Model B-66 was the last of the B series stellarator devices. It had a racetrack shape but was used mainly as a magnetic mirror rather than as stellarator. It had a stronger magnetic field than its predecessors and an a ultra high vacuum system. B-66 was used to test the magnetic pumping at the ion cyclotron frequency and reached temperatures of about 200 eV.

Publications

Controlled thermonuclear fusion: the stellarator concept

Naval Engineers Journal, 2009

Years Operated

1959 - 1969

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