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China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor<\/h1>\n

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The China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor (CFETR)<\/b> is a proposed tokamak<\/a> nuclear fusion reactor<\/a> in China.[1]<\/a><\/sup> CFETR construction is planned for the 2020s as a demonstration of the feasibility of large scale fusion power generation.[2]<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n

The project would include two phases of operation. The first phase aims to demonstrate steady-state operation and tritium<\/a> breeding. The second phase would include an update of the system to obtain fusion power production of 1 GW or 1000 MW (compared to ITER<\/a>‘s 500 MW) and a fusion gain<\/a> higher than 12, with tritium self-sufficiency.[1]<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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From the India Times<\/strong><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/div>\n
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China has developed its own artificial sun that uses\u00a0nuclear fusion<\/a><\/strong> to generate clean energy as much as 10 suns!<\/p>\n

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China recently completed the construction of this reactor and the operations for the same are expected to commence starting 2020, according to Xinhua News.<\/p>\n

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China’s artificial sun is dubbed HL-2M and it was constructed by China National Nuclear Corporation in collaboration with Southwestern Institute of Physics. It is installed at Leshan, Sichuan province.<\/p>\n

When fully active, the reactor is capable of reaching temperatures 13 times hotter than our sun — approximately 200 million degrees celsius. Our sun maxes out at 15 million degrees celsius.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The reason it gets so hot is because the reactor conducts nuclear fusion reactions. In case you didn’t know, nuclear fusion forces atoms to fuse together and in this process, a ton of heat is generated. Nuclear plants on earth have always used fission to generate energy — it is when heat is generated by splitting atoms. Nuclear fusion actually happens on the sun and that’s what is going to be recreated by China’s HL-2M.<\/p>\n

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