Fiscal Year 1984 Department of Energy Authorization: Magnetic fusion energyU.S. Government Printing Office, 1983 |
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... basic policy established by the Con- gress . The budget constraints can , and perhaps should , be accepted until the state of the economy improves . It should not , however , be used as the rationale for changing the basic thrust and ...
... basic policy established by the Con- gress . The budget constraints can , and perhaps should , be accepted until the state of the economy improves . It should not , however , be used as the rationale for changing the basic thrust and ...
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... NO REASON FOR CHANGING THE BASIC POLICY ESTABLISHED BY THE CONGRESS . THE BUDGET CONSTRAINTS CAN AND PERHAPS SHOULD BE ACCEPTED UNTIL THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY IMPROVES . IT SHOULD NOT , HOWEVER , BE USED AS THE RATIONALE FOR 9.
... NO REASON FOR CHANGING THE BASIC POLICY ESTABLISHED BY THE CONGRESS . THE BUDGET CONSTRAINTS CAN AND PERHAPS SHOULD BE ACCEPTED UNTIL THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY IMPROVES . IT SHOULD NOT , HOWEVER , BE USED AS THE RATIONALE FOR 9.
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... BASIC THRUST AND DIRECTION OF THE FUSION PROGRAM . THE TASK OF DEVELOPING FUSION POWER TO MAKE A MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATION'S FUTURE ENERGY NEEDS WILL NOT BE AN EASY ONE . AND YET , THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE NOW IN HAND THAT FUSION ...
... BASIC THRUST AND DIRECTION OF THE FUSION PROGRAM . THE TASK OF DEVELOPING FUSION POWER TO MAKE A MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATION'S FUTURE ENERGY NEEDS WILL NOT BE AN EASY ONE . AND YET , THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE NOW IN HAND THAT FUSION ...
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... basic principles of fusion phy- sics ; indeed , some of these experiments were instrumental in providing direc- tion to the national effort . As our experimental program progressed to larger scale devices with greater capabilities , we ...
... basic principles of fusion phy- sics ; indeed , some of these experiments were instrumental in providing direc- tion to the national effort . As our experimental program progressed to larger scale devices with greater capabilities , we ...
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... basic design decisions underlying these devices so there is every reason to expect that they will achieve or exceed their original objectives . The FY 1984 budget , although very tight , does provide adequate funds ( and in an ...
... basic design decisions underlying these devices so there is every reason to expect that they will achieve or exceed their original objectives . The FY 1984 budget , although very tight , does provide adequate funds ( and in an ...
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activities backup concepts beta BOUQUARD Center for Fusion coils commercial confinement concepts CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction continue data base demonstration Department of Energy device EBT-P effort electric electron Elmo Bumpy Torus Energy Research engineering development evaluation experimental experiments findings and recommendations FMIT fuel Fusion Advisory Committee Fusion Engineering fusion power fusion reactor fusion research Fusion Test heating IEEE industry Institute issues LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Livermore Madam Chairman Magnetic Fusion Advisory Magnetic Fusion Energy magnetic fusion program mainline major Marilyn Lloyd ment MFAC MFTF-B million mirror and tokamak National Laboratory national labs needs neutral beams nuclear waste operation Phaedrus Plasma Fusion Center Plasma Physics potential Princeton problems program plans request reversed field pinch role Shohet stellarator studies subcommittee tandem mirror technical technology development test facility Test Reactor testimony TFTR Thank tokamak toroidal Torsatron/Stellarator Torus tritium TRIVELPIECE waste management
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