IANAP, but this sounds at least superficially similar to the reactor that Tokamak Energy are developing. Any nuclear physicists care to weigh in? """ Tokamak E

IANAP, but this sounds at least superficially similar to the reactor that Tokamak Energy are developing. Any nuclear physicists care to weigh in? """ Tokamak Energy is particularly focused on Spherical Tokamaks, pioneered at Culham, because these compact devices can achieve a much higher plasma pressure for a given magnetic field than conventional tokamaks, i.e. they are more efficient. Theoretical calculations show that a Spherical Tokamak using high fields produced by HTS magnets could be significantly smaller than other fusion machines currently proposed. For example, a compact ST power plant would have a volume up to 100 times smaller than ITER """ -- http://www.tokamakenergy.co.uk/about-us/ http://www.tokamakenergy.co.uk/about-us/