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2024-06-19 · Recorded · science
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The ITER Organization submitted a proposed update to the project baseline at the 34th Meeting of the ITER Council on 19 and 20 June 2024. The update states a new sequence of programme targets — start of research operations in 2034, full magnetic energy and plasma current in 2036, and start of deuterium-tritium operation in 2039 — representing delays of three and four years against the 2016 reference baseline. It also changes the first wall material from beryllium to tungsten and installs the divertor and blanket shield blocks earlier, so the machine is more complete when operations begin. These are stated targets and design decisions.
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- ITER Organization · ITER Organization newsline, iter.org 'Updated baseline presented' and 'New baseline to prioritize robust start to exploitation', reporting the 34th ITER Council meeting of 19–20 June 2024; start of research operations 2034, full magnetic energy 2036 (three years later than the 2016 baseline), start of deuterium-tritium operation 2039 (four years later), first wall material changed from beryllium to tungsten
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- ITER · MATERIAL_PLASMA_FACING · TECH_TOKAMAK
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