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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Provide hoisting & rigging equipment support services.
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Princeton
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Mercer
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609-243-3166
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08540
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Emergency Services
The meeting provided a status update on the ARIES program, including FY06 budget outlooks and planning recommendations for the Department of Energy. Discussions focused on the Compact Stellarator Reactor Integrated Systems Assessment, specifically addressing systems code changes, coil configurations, and economic data results. The Physics Basis session covered developments in 2-field period and 3-field period plasma and coil configurations, divertor heat load assessments, and MHD beta limits. Engineering assessments included reviews of power core engineering, dual-cooled blanket modular replacement designs, helium-cooled divertor development, and analyses of LOCA/LOFA pressurization accidents.
The ARIES Project meeting covered status updates on the Energy and Water budget and upcoming workshop plans. Technical discussions focused on the Compact Stellarator physics basis, including configuration studies, stability, and beta limits. Divertor studies and heat load analysis were examined, along with system code assessments, costs, and power core parameters. Engineering efforts regarding heat fluxes, blanket/shield configurations, and modular maintenance schemes were detailed, and future coil structural design and magnetic-structural analyses were coordinated through assigned action items.
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The meeting focused on technical presentations regarding fusion research, specifically covering IC resonance positions, power distribution, and current drive efficiency. Key discussions included analysis of thermal ion and electron composition in the plasma, Electron Cyclotron resonance parameters, and comparative performance of equatorial versus upper launchers for toroidal steering.
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