Simulation
Multiphysics Drives Nuclear Fusion

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The Lawson Machine 26 is General Fusion's first large-scale fusion system—controlled by multiphysics simulation instead of trial-and-error.

General Fusion uses multiphysical simulations to analyze and optimize the behavior of its fusion demonstration plant.(Image: General Fusion)
General Fusion uses multiphysical simulations to analyze and optimize the behavior of its fusion demonstration plant.
(Image: General Fusion)

The development of fusion systems confronts engineers with extreme loads, very short time constants and strongly coupled physical effects. With the Lawson Machine 26 (LM26), General Fusion has put a large-scale demonstration plant into operation and continuously accompanied the entire development process with multiphysics simulation. This allowed highly dynamic, non-linear processes to be mapped realistically and optimized in a targeted manner.

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