Start up and initial operation of JET

Autor: K.J. Dietz, D. Bartlett, G. Bäumel, K. Behringer, E. Bertolini, C. Best, R.J. Bickerton, F. Bombi, A. Boschi, M.L. Browne, M. Brusati, A. Bulliard, D. Campbell, P.J. Carolan, R. Clausing, J. Christiansen, P. Chuilon, J.G. Gordey, A. Costley, L. De Kock, D.F. Düchs, G. Duesing, R.K.F. Emergy, W.W. Engelhardt, T. Eriksson, M.J. Forrest, C. Froger, K. Fullard, A. Gibson, R. Gill, A. Gondhalekar, C. Gowers, B.J. Green, J. Hemmerich, M. Huart, C.A. Hugenholtz, M. Huguet, O.N. Jarvis, B.E. Jensen, H. Krause, P. Kupschus, J. Last, E. Lazzaro, G.M. McCracken, G. Magyar, F.K. Mast, M. Mead, P.L. Mondino, P. Morgan, A.W. Morris, L. Nickesson, H. Niedermeyer, P. Noll, J. Paillere, N.J. Peacock, M. Pick, C. Raymond, P.H. Rebut, R. Ross, G. Sadler, V. Schmidt, F.C. Schüller, K. Sonnenberg, M.F. Stamp, C.A. Steed, A. Stella, P.E. Stott, D. Summers, A. Tanga, P.R. Thomas, E. Usselmann, P. Van Belle, H. Van Der Beken, J.E. Van Montfoort, F. Waelbroeck, J.A. Wesson, T. Winkel, J. Winter, J. Zwart

Publikováno v: Journal of Nuclear Materials. :10-18

After five years of construction JET started its operation in June 1983. In December plasmas with peak currents of 3 MA were produced. Flat top times of a few seconds were obtained for currents of 2.4 MA. The plasmas were slightly elongated ( ~ 20%)

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