Tennessee HHF Facility Accelerates Fusion Materials Development like Helium

AKAP
6 days ago
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A new high‑heat flux (HHF) research facility planned in Tennessee will help speed up work on future fusion power plants by testing how well different materials can handle extremely high heat for long periods.

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