Realta Fusion and research partners at UW-Madison are aiming to publish an early design for a commercial-scale fusion energy pilot device next year.
The Madison-based startup and partners at the university recently issued two studies detailing breakthroughs made by the company’s computational physics team.
These scientists have developed a unique software toolkit that will support further development of Realta Fusion’s CoSMo fusion systems, according to the announcement.
In one of the scientific papers, team leader Sam Frank demonstrated a “commercially viable energy gain” by the company’s specialized tandem magnetic mirror system. The startup’s findings show its system is on par with models for conventional confinement structures, the release notes.
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