Plasma Cutting Machine
Leading Wholesaler of fusion plasma machine from Mumbai.
Fusion Plasma Machine
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| Type of Machine | Air Plasma Cutting Machine |
| Max Cutting Thickness | 15 mm |
| Automation Grade | Semi Automatic |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
Minimum order quantity: 1 Piece
- Magnetic fields, often generated by coils surrounding the device, are used to create a magnetic "bottle" that traps the plasma, preventing it from contacting the walls and cooling down. A fusion plasma device is designed to confine and heat a plasma, a state of matter made of charged particles (ions and electrons), to extremely high temperatures and densities, enabling nuclear fusion reactions. These devices use magnetic fields to contain the hot plasma, preventing it from touching the device walls and becoming cooled, according to Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
- Plasma Confinement:
- Plasma Heating:Various methods, including radiofrequency (RF) waves or neutral beam injection, are used to heat the plasma to the millions of degrees Celsius needed for fusion.
- Plasma-Facing Materials:Materials that come into direct contact with the plasma are crucial for withstanding the intense heat and particle fluxes.
- Fusion Products:The fusion reactions produce energetic particles, which can be used to further heat the plasma (a process called "self-heating") and extract energy.
- Diagnostics:Sophisticated instruments are used to measure various plasma properties, such as temperature, density, and composition, to monitor and optimize the fusion process.
- Materials Testing:Specialized facilities, including linear plasma generators, are used to test the suitability of different materials for use in fusion devices.
- Plasma-Catalysis:In some devices, plasma is used to facilitate chemical reactions (plasma-catalysis), with different requirements for plasma conditions than fusion.
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