STEP WP5 - Heat Pipe Design Challenge
Managing the heat exhaust from a fusion reactor is one of the most pressing challenges facing those seeking to realise a commercial power plant design For spherical tokamak designs such as STEP, the compact nature of the device potentially increases the heat fluxes on the plasma-facing components and restricts the space for incorporating cooling when compared to conventional larger aspect-ratio tokamaks such as ITER or EU-DEMO. A fusion reactor heat exhaust is handled via a divertor, which needs to handle large hea...
Buyer
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)
Value
£99,525
Published
29 Nov 2019
Closes
4 Nov 2019
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Contracts Finder
Region
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
15 Nov 2019
Contract ends
28 Feb 2020
CPV classifications
09343000
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Lot default STEP WP5 - Heat Pipe Design Challenge
£99,525
Managing the heat exhaust from a fusion reactor is one of the most pressing challenges facing those seeking to realise a commercial power plant design For spherical tokamak designs such as STEP, the compact nature of the device potentially increases the heat fluxes on the plasma-facing components and restricts the space for incorporating cooling when compare...
Delivery: South East · United Kingdom, South East, United Kingdom
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