Welcome to the TITAN workshop on MFE/IFE common research M. S. Tillack 10-11 February 2009.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chalkidikhi Summer School Plasma turbulence in tokamaks: some basic facts… W.Fundamenski UKAEA/JET.

Advertisements

M. S. Tillack, J. E. Pulsifer, K. L. Sequoia Grazing-Incidence Metal Mirrors for Laser-IFE Third IAEA Technical Meeting on “Physics and Technology of Inertial.

1 CENTER for EDGE PLASMA SCIENCES C E PS Status of Divertor Plasma Simulator – II (DiPS-II) 2 nd PMIF Workshop Sep. 19, 2011 Julich, Germany H.-J. Woo.

Physics of Fusion Lecture 15: Inertial Confinement Fusion Lecturer: Dirk O. Gericke.

Y. Ueda, M. Fukumoto, H. Kashiwagi, Y. Ohtsuka (Osaka University)

IPN Orsay FEW-BODY 19th – Bonn Jean-Pierre DIDELEZ Persistence of the Polarization in a Fusion Process J. P. Didelez IPN and C. Deutsch LPGP Orsay DT polarization.

FNST / PFC / Materials / FNSF Meeting (s) August 2-6, 2010 at UCLA Welcome All Participants to UCLA If there is anything we can do to make the meeting.

Laser Plasma and Laser-Matter Interactions Laboratory The effect of ionization on condensation in ablation plumes M. S.

Peripheral Elements and Technology Associated with Pulsed Power Inertial Fusion ： Part 2 1 Appendix 1 Koichi KASUYA 2 Department of Energy Sciences, Interdisciplinary.

FUSION SCIENCE CENTER FOR EXTREME STATES OF MATTER AND FAST IGNITION PHYSICS OVERVIEW R. Betti University of Rochester 2 nd FSC PI Meeting June 1-2, 2005.

The Heavy Ion Fusion Virtual National Laboratory UC Berkeley C.S. Debonnel 1,2, S.S. Yu 2, P.F. Peterson 1 (1) Thermal Hydraulics Laboratory Department.

M. S. Tillack, Y. Tao, F. Najmabadi Proposed contributions to Jupiter-III by the laser-matter interactions group Briefing to Prof. Yoshio Ueda 20 November.

May 5-6, 2003/ARR 1 Town Meeting on Liquid Wall Chamber Dynamics ARIES Town Meeting Hilton Garden Inn, Livermore, CA May 5-6, 2003 Background and Goals.

Summary of Research in the Advanced Energy Technology Group at UC San Diego Farrokh Najmabadi and Mark Tillack March 2004

Center for Energy Research Welcome to San Diego. US-Japan Reactor workshop is a long- standing activity ?th 1999 (Kyoto U.,Mar.24-26): CREST, ARIES-ST,

1 THERMAL LOADING OF A DIRECT DRIVE TARGET IN RAREFIED GAS B. R. Christensen, A. R. Raffray, and M. S. Tillack Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department.

Center for Energy Research Welcome to San Diego. UCSD is the Youngest Top 10 Universities in the US La Jolla Campus in 1964La Jolla Campus in 2002.

1 of 16 M. S. Tillack, Y. Tao, J. Pulsifer, F. Najmabadi, L. C. Carlson, K. L. Sequoia, R. A. Burdt, M. Aralis Laser-matter interactions and IFE research.

Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Update on IFE Aerosol Analysis J.P. Sharpe INEEL Fusion Safety Program.

ILE, Osaka Concept and preliminary experiment on protection of final optics in wet-wall laser fusion reactor T. Norimatsu, K. Nagai, T. Yamanaka and Y.

Requirements and Designs for IFE and MFE First Wall and Blankets Farrokh Najmabadi UC San Diego 2nd Japan/US Workshop on Laser-driven Inertial Fusion Energy.

Role of ITER in Fusion Development Farrokh Najmabadi University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA FPA Annual Meeting September 27-28, 2006 Washington,

The Heavy Ion Fusion Virtual National Laboratory UC Berkeley Christophe S. Debonnel 1,2 (1) Thermal Hydraulics Laboratory Department of Nuclear Engineering.

1 Lecture #24 Fusion ENGR 303I. 2 Outline Fusion →Definition →Atoms usually used Previous attempts at fusion Current attempts at fusion →International.

Physics of fusion power Lecture 2: Lawson criterion / Approaches to fusion.

Measurement of Magnetic field in intense laser-matter interaction via Relativistic electron deflectometry Osaka University *N. Nakanii, H. Habara, K. A.

Energy “Laws” Energy “Producers” Energy “Consumers” Next step: Panels Sustainable Energy: Complex problem that requires long term planning and government.

A Plan to Develop Dry Wall Chambers for Inertial Fusion Energy with Lasers Page 1 of 46 DRAFT.

IAEA 6 Invited Talks 21 Contributed Talks 1 Poster Session: 27 posters Proceedings American Institute of Physics – Conference Series 76 Nominations 26.

Falling Liquid Film Flow along Cascade- type First Wall of Laser-Fusion Reactor T. Kunugi, T. Nakai, Z. Kawara Department of Nuclear Engineering Kyoto.

Future of Antiproton Triggered Fusion Propulsion Brice Cassenti & Terry Kammash University of Connecticut & University of Michigan.

Progress in Confinement & Heating Increasing laser energy nn Confinement Parameter & Temperature.

Heavy Ion Accelerator for RIB KoRIA in International Science & Business Belt S. W. Hong Sungkyunkwan University S. W. Hong Sungkyunkwan University Nov.

Agenda / Logistics John J. Barnard Twelfth US - Japan Workshop on Heavy Ion Fusion and High Energy Density Physics September 7-8, 2009 Intercontinental.

Progress in Understanding the Performance of IEC Devices at the University of Wisconsin G. L Kulcinski, J. F. Santarius, G. A. Emmert, R. L. Bonomo, E.

Overview The Conference is specifically targeted at process engineers, technical managers, and product design engineers in the medical-device industry,

NSTX 5 year plan – J. Menard and M. Ono 1 Schedule for development FY09-13 NSTX 5 Year Plan April 2007Draft plan for key approaches in support of opportunities.

Progress in Chamber Simulation Experiments At UCSD Laser Facility Farrokh Najmabadi and Kevin Sequoia HAPL Meeting February 5-6, 2004 Georgia Institute.

1 1 by Dr. John Parmentola Senior Vice President Energy and Advanced Concepts Presented at the American Security Project Fusion Event June 5, 2012 The.

Lindsay Bailey Chris McGuffey Spring Outline Advantages of Fusion over Fission Theory behind two methods to obtain fusion: Inertial confinement.

Robust Heavy Ion Fusion Target Shigeo KAWATA Utsunomiya Univ. Japan U.S.-J. Workshop on HIF December 18-19, 2008 at LBNL & LLNL.

Multi-material simulation of laser-produced plasmas by Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics A. Sunahara France /5-11. Institute.

Proposal for HCP2009 for Brookhaven National Laboratory Sally Dawson Howard Gordon.

The High Average Power Laser (HAPL) Program We are developing Fusion Energy with lasers, based primarily on direct drive targets and dry wall chambers.

IAEA WELCOME JOINT MEETING OF THE 3 rd IAEA TECHNICAL MEETING ON SPHERICAL TORI AND THE 9 th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON SPHERICAL TORUS 3 to 6 October 2005.

PPPL International Collaboration Activities J. R. Wilson Head Off-site Research Department Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory 4th US-PRC Magnetic Fusion.

WELCOME Fifth Laser IFE (HAPL) Program Workshop Naval Research Laboratory Dec 5 and 6, 2002.

U.S. Fusion Energy Sciences Program Fusion Program Summary for Program Leaders February 7, 2005 E xcellent S cience in S upport of A ttractive E nergy.

February 5-6, 2004 HAPL meeting, G.Tech. 1 Chamber Tasks Coordination Presented by A. René Raffray UCSD With contributions from J. Blanchard and the HAPL.

-Plasma can be produced when a laser ionizes gas molecules in a medium -Normally, ordinary gases are transparent to electromagnetic radiation. Why then.

1 1. Feb 2001:NRL 2. May 2001:NRL 3. Nov 2001:LLNL 4.Apr 2002:GA 5. Dec 2002:NRL 6. Apr 2003:Sandia 7. Sep 2003:Wisconsin 8. Feb 2004:Georgia Tech 9. Jun.

Remote participants, Audio log in has changed toll free, dial into 1(866) code: For International numbers please

Temperature Response and Ion Deposition in the 1 mm Tungsten Armor Layer for the 10.5 m HAPL Target Chamber T.A. Heltemes, D.R. Boris and M. Fatenejad,

Overview of the Safety and Tritium Applied Research (STAR) Facility Phil Sharpe Fusion Safety Program Idaho National Laboratory, USA HAPL Program Meeting.

Comments on Fusion Development Strategy for the US S. Prager Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory FPA Symposium.

1. Feb 2001:NRL 2. May 2001:NRL 3. Nov 2001:LLNL 4.Apr 2002:GA 5. Dec 2002:NRL 6. Apr 2003:Sandia 7. Sep 2003:Wisconsin 8. Feb 2004:Georgia Tech 9. Jun.

IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Second IAEA Technical Meeting on "Theory of Plasmas Instabilities - Transport, Stability and their interaction"

1 Nuclear Fusion Class : Nuclear Physics K.-U.Choi.

PhD Open Day 18/11/2015 York Plasma Institute PhD Opportunities: Plasma Physics and Fusion Howard Wilson.

Energy Challenge Farrokh Najmabadi Prof. of Electrical Engineering Director of Center for Energy Research UC San Diego UC President Board of Science and.

Trident Laser Facility

Please remember to sit in assigned seats… before bell rings Outcome: SWBAT Compare and contrast nuclear fusion and fission by reviewing a video and creating.

1. Feb 2001:NRL 2. May 2001:NRL 3. Nov 2001:LLNL 4.Apr 2002:GA 5. Dec 2002:NRL 6. Apr 2003:Sandia 7. Sep 2003:Wisconsin 8. Feb 2004:Georgia Tech 9. Jun.

1 1. Feb 2001:NRL 2. May 2001:NRL 3. Nov 2001:LLNL 4.Apr 2002:GA 5. Dec 2002:NRL 6. Apr 2003:Sandia 7. Sep 2003:Wisconsin 8. Feb 2004:Georgia Tech 9. Jun.

Virtual Office of Inertial Fusion Energy Welcome to the High Average Power Laser Technical Workshop Argonne Nat’l Lab - 1 Dept. of Energy - 1 Fusion Power.

WELCOME 4th IAEA Technical Meeting on Spherical Tori

M. S. Tillack and F. Najmabadi

Near-term plan for the current ARIES project

Lecture 15: Inertial Confinement Fusion Lecturer: Dirk O. Gericke

Aerosol Production in Lead-protected and Flibe-protected Chambers

Presentation transcript:

Welcome to the TITAN workshop on MFE/IFE common research M. S. Tillack February 2009

Magnetic Fusion Activities in the Center for Energy Research PISCES: (Plasma-material interactions) Steady-State plasma sources Density ~ 2.5 x m -3 Temperature ~ eV Fully-qualified safety enclosure for Be testing ARIES National Fusion Power Plant Studies Program Edge Diagnostics and Turbulence on Major Confinement Experiments DIII-D, NSTX, ITER

Inertial Fusion Activities in the Center for Energy Research Laser Plasma and Laser-Matter Interactions: EUV lithography, laser plasma physics, IFE Technology Inertial Fusion Energy: Gasdynamics, optics, armor, targets, chambers PW laser Compressed fuel e beam HED Physics: X-pinch, high energy density plasmas, ultrashort laser-matter interactions

Feb. 108:30 AMcoffee and socializing Tuesday9:00 AMMark TillackUC San Diegowelcome, introductory remarks, logistics 9:15 AMTakeo MurogaNIFSgoals of the workshop Overview of IFE programs in the US and Japan: chair: Tillack10:00 AMRene RaffrayUC San DiegoIFE chamber research in HAPL 10:30 AMJeff LatkowskiLLNLLIFE - Laser IFE fission-fusion energy 11:00 AMTakayoshi NorimatsuILE-Osaka Concept of KOYO-F and formation of aerosols and micro particles 11:30 AMGrant LoganLBNLHeavy Ion VNL program (remote presentation) 12:00 PMbreak for lunch Technical presentations on TITAN-related IFE/MFE research: chair: Tanaka2:00 PMFarhat BegUC San DiegoHED physics in the US fusion energy program 2:30 PMKazuo A. TanakaGSE/ILE-OsakaAblated Plume Characteristics 3:00 PMAhmed HassaneinPurdueVapor Dome Simulation (tentative) 3:30 PMYoshihiko HirookaNIFSNIFS-Osaka U. joint IFE program : LEAF-CAP (Laboratory Experiments on Aerosol Formation by Colliding Ablation Plumes) 4:00 PMTim RenkSNLAPulsed ion damage to plasma-facing materials 4:30 PMPhil SharpeINLIFE/MFE common research at INL 5:00 PMdiscussions 5:30 PMadjourn (must vacate the room by 5:30) Informal (no host) dinner Agenda, Tuesday February 10

No-host dinner Location:  th St Del Mar, CA  Tel: (858) Full menu ($20-$30 entrees) ½-price wine night Need a head count (16 max)

Agenda, Wednesday February 11 Wednesday8:30 AMcoffee and socializing chair: Sze9:00 AMYezheng TaoUC San DiegoLaser ablation plume physics 9:30 AMTakehiko YokomineKyushu U. Falling Liquid Film Flow along Cascade-type First Wall of Laser-Fusion Reactor 10:00 AMDoerner/Tillacktours of PISCES, laser lab 12:00 PMlunch chair: Muroga2:00 PMKarl UmstadterUC San DiegoTITAN research in the PISCES facility 2:30 PMYoshio UedaOsaka U.Hydrogen isotope behavior in tungsten 3:00 PMKeiji NagaiILE-OsakaFunctional Materials Discussions: 3:30 PMTakeo Murogagroup discussions, workshop summary 5:00 PMadjourn (must vacate the room by 5:30)

Presentation logistics and proceedings Please provide copies of your presentation to me by USB stick or Projection options:  Use your own laptop  Provide PPT or PDF to me prior to your session start I will archive presentations on the ARIES web site, Wireless internet is available on campus  Codes can be used all week ( i.e., if you have a code from yesterday, please use it)

Tours of PISCES and Laser Plasma Lab Logistics:  Laser plasma tour at 10:00  PISCES tour at 11:00  Then free for lunch