Introduction
KSTAR Construction History
- 1995.12 : KSTAR Project Approval
- 1998.8 : Conceptual Design & Basic R&D
- 2002.5 : Engineering Design Completed
- 2007.8 : Machine Construction Completed
- 2008.6 : First Plasma
KSTAR Project Mission
to develop a steady-state-capable advanced superconduction tokamak
- Superconducting TF and PF magnet system
- Non-inductive current drive system
- Long-pulse divertor and PFC system
- Real-time plasma control system
to establish the scientific and technological base for an attrative fusion reactor as a future energy source
- High-performance AT mode research
- Active control tools of the high beta MHD instabilities
- Flexible heating & CD system
- Advanced diagnostics