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Summary Overview PQ2 Session PQ2 on Magnet Opportunities, Goals & Strategy-Aug 6, 1999....rev 0 Goal & Strategy- There are 3 ways for magnet technology to lower the cost of fusion experiments and reactors: 1) reduce the cost of the conductor, magnet components, and/or assembly processes; 2) optimize the magnet systems, so the cost of other subsystems are reduced; and 3) improve conductor and...
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Summary Overview PQ2 Session PQ2 on Magnet Opportunities, Goals & Strategy-Aug 6, 1999....rev 0 Goal & Strategy- There are 3 ways for magnet technology to lower the cost of fusion experiments and reactors: 1) reduce the cost of the conductor, magnet components, and/or assembly processes; 2) optimize the magnet systems, so the cost of other subsystems are reduced; and 3) improve conductor and magn...
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