A. Cucchiaro, G. Brolatti, G. Calabrò, V. Cocilovo, A. Coletti, R. Coletti, P. Costa, P. Frosi, F. Crescenzi, F. Crisanti, G. Granucci, G. Maddaluno, V. Pericoli-Ridolfini, A. Pizzuto, C. Rita, G. Ramogida, S. Roccella, P. Rossi
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FAST (Fusion Advanced Studies Torus) is a proposal for a Satellite Facility which can contribute the rapid exploitation of ITER and prepare ITER and DEMO regimes of operation, as well as exploiting innovative DEMO technology. FAST is a compact (Ro = 1.82 m, a = 0.64 m, triangularity δ = 0.4) machine able to investigate non linear dynamics effects of alpha particle behaviours in burning plasmas [1][ [2][5]. The project is based on a dominant 30 MW of ICRH, 6 MW of LH and 4 MW of ECRH. FAST operates at a wide range [3][4] of parameters e.g., in high performance H-Mode (BT up to 8.5 T; IP up to 8 MA) as well as in Advanced Tokamak operation (IP=3 MA), and full non inductive current scenario (IP=2 MA). Helium gas at 30 K is used for cooling the resistive copper magnets [6]. That allows for a pulse duration up to 170 s. Tungsten (W) or Liquid Lithium (L-Li) have been chosen as the divertor plates material, and Argon or Neon as the injected impurities to mitigate the thermal loads.