The WEST programme: Minimizing technology and operational risks of a full actively cooled tungsten divertor on ITER
Authors:
- André GrosmanAGAndré Grosman
- Jérôme BucalossiJBJérôme Bucalossi
- Louis DoceulLDLouis Doceul
- Frédéric EscourbiacFEFrédéric Escourbiac
- Manfred LipaMLManfred Lipa
- Mario MerolaMMMario Merola
- Marc MissirlianMMMarc Missirlian
- Richard A. PittsRPRichard A. Pitts
- Franck SamailleFSFranck Samaille
- Emmanuelle TsitroneETEmmanuelle Tsitrone
- 1 October 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Fusion Engineering and Design
- Vol. 88 (6-8) , 497-500
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