托卡马克 device in EGYPT; data sourced from IAEA 2022 survey.
EGYPTOR is a fusion device or design surveyed by the IAEA in 2022. EGYPTOR is a small tokamak originally built by Heinrich-Heine Universität Düsseldorf, Germany and later re-installed in Egypt.
Purpose
EGYPTOR research programme aims at testing new diagnostic and cleaning discharge techniques for developing better wall conditioning systems for large tokamaks.
Technical data
- Device type: Conventional Tokamak
- Status (2022): Operating
- Ownership: Public
- Major radius: 0.3 m
- Minor radius: 0.1 m
- Plasma current: 0.05 MA
- Toroidal field: 1.2 T
- Pulse length: 0.045 s
Reference
国际原子能机构（IAEA），《World Survey of Fusion Devices 2022》，第 33 页（报告印刷页码）