Wiring for the massive alternator, housed in an adjoining building, which provides power to the tokamak during experiments. The alternator, which was donated to the laboratory by Con Edison in 1978 is hooked up to a 75-ton flywheel and provides a peak power of more than 100 megawatts during experiments.
Wiring for the massive alternator, housed in an adjoining building, which provides power to the tokamak during experiments. The alternator, which was donated to the laboratory by Con Edison in 1978 is hooked up to a 75-ton flywheel and provides a peak power of more than 100 megawatts during experiments.
christopher a. maynor—The Tech
