Overview of Advanced Design White Paper Farrokh Najmabadi Virtual Laboratory for Technology Meeting June 23, 1998 OFES Headquarters, Germantown.

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Overview of Advanced Design White Paper Farrokh Najmabadi Virtual Laboratory for Technology Meeting June 23, 1998 OFES Headquarters, Germantown

Program Elements Next-step device (burning plasma experiment) design studies Fusion application and Test Facilities design studies Development pathway analysis Strategic planning and forecasting -- role of fusion energy in a sustainable global energy strategy. Safety and environmental Design Studies

Next-Step (Burning Plasma Experiment) Mission: Design of a burning plasma experiment which reveals the science of burning plasmas and demonstrate the scientific and technological feasibility of fusion energy. Strategic Pathway: Utilize the international ITER process Develop lower cost ITER options Develop US community consensus and satisfy four parties needs (technical and financial) Utilize industrial involvement Examples of Recent Accomplishment: ITER EDA

Next-Step (Burning Plasma Experiment) Deliverables by 2005: ( ITER construction agreement) International agreements on a low cost design, on a host site, and on management and cost sharing US implementation of design and procurement system for US supplied systems and award of US contracts Successful construction permit and licensing review in the host country. FY99 Priorities: Support JCT on developing low-cost options Focus on highest leverage, highest priority tasks.

Fusion Application & Test-Facilities Design Mission: Design of of commercial facilities for all confinement concepts are carried out to guide the science and technology R&D and to assist major program evaluations. Fusion application studies continue assessment of supply, demand, and cost of electricity from fusion as well as exploration of other non-electric application. Design of fusion test facilities, such as neutron sources, define cost and risk associated with different fusion development pathways. Examples of Recent Accomplishment: ARIES designs

Fusion Application & Test-Facilities Design Strategic Pathway: Through self-consistent design and trade-off among physics and technology constraints, optimum goals are set and high-leverage areas identified which in turn guide the physics and technology R&D. Studies are performed at varying level of detail and emphasis: –Scoping studies for “Concept Exploration” concepts –Conceptual design to guide R&D for “proof-of-principle” concepts –Conceptual design for concept optimization for “proof-of- performance” concepts. Non-electric application help gain new clients (specially near-term).

Fusion Application & Test-Facilities Design Deliverables by 2005: Advanced power-plant studies of tokamaks and alternatives (including IFE) as new information become available or a concept enters proof-of-principle phase. Conceptual design of advanced neutron sources for non-electric applications as well as fusion development. Design studies of large-output fusion devices for hydrogen production (or co-generation). FY99 Priorities: Conceptual design of advanced neutron sources Evaluate potential of fusion for hydrogen production.

Role of Fusion in a Sustainable Global Energy Strategy Mission: Assess the role of fusion energy in a long-term vision of a sustainable global energy strategy, taking into account the portfolio of energy options available. Strategic Pathway: Include a range of scenarios to deal with future social, economic, and environmental conditions such as limit on greenhouse gases. Determine how fusion fits given fusion’s environmental and economic characteristics. Determine the goals and requirements for fusion energy through examination of portfolio of fusion concepts and options.

Role of Fusion in a Sustainable Global Energy Strategy Deliverables by 2005: Assessment of role of fusion in a sustainable global energy strategy. Communication of the results to national policy makers, scientific and engineering societies, Congress, the Administration, and the general public. FY99 Priorities: Initiation of the study.

Development Pathway Analysis Mission: Develop and apply methodologies for assessing the cost, risk, and schedule impact of different approaches to fusion development. Strategic Pathway: For each concept, identify the critical issues and a sequence of R&D steps needed to reach a competitive end-product. Develop methodology to incorporate factors such as technical uncertainties and the size and the cost of the need facilities.

Development Pathway Analysis Deliverables by 2005: A formalism for objective discussion, evaluation, and selection among various proposed development paths based on cost versus risk/benefits. FY99 Priorities: Identify a lead contractor/individual to begin to assemble a team to prepare the methodology.

Safety Design Mission: Demonstrate the safety and environmental potential of fusion through early integration and iteration of S&E requirements in the design activity, focused S&E R&D to reduce key uncertainties, and state of the art S&E analysis to understand integrated behavior of a fusion facility. Strategic Pathway: Update, validate and verify safety analysis codes with experimental data and modeling from R&D program. Investigate recycling/reuse approaches to minimize rad-waste. Examples of Recent Accomplishment: ITER Safety Design, DOE order on licensing of fusion facilities.

Safety Design Deliverables by 2005: Comprehensive safety analysis tools capable of analyzing near- term and advanced designs. Assessment of the recycle/reuse potential of fusion material. Extension of 10CFR61 waste-disposal criteria to fusion-relevant isotopes. FY99 Priorities: Support ITER design effort Initial investigation of recycle/reuse potential of fusion material.