Prairie View Plasma Lab (PVPL)
Prairie View A&M University
2017-2018
Prairie View Plasma Lab (PVPL) at Prairie View A&M University is Considered to be the 2nd Such Facility in the US after DOE's Princeton Plasma Physics Lab (PPPL)
Prairie View Plasma Lab (PVPL) at Prairie View A&M University is Considered to be the 2nd Such Facility in the US after DOE's Princeton Plasma Physics Lab (PPPL)
PVPL was established and expanded over 12 years (2004 - 2016) through the Generous Support of more than $ 10M from the Depart of Energy (DOE)
PVPL was established and expanded over 12 years (2004 - 2016) through the Generous Support of more than $ 10M from the Depart of Energy (DOE)
Final Report through U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI Saganti 2017)
A DOE/Fusion Energy Sciences Research/Education Program at PVAMU Study of Rotamak Plasmas
Unique Establishment - Capacitor bank was built with most units from Australia and Switzerland
Unique Power - Most power requirements are distributed among two units of 100 A each
Unique Approach - Microwave heating to sustain additional plasma
Unique Capacity - Largest Spherical Tokamak
Point of Contact: Dr Premkumar Saganti, Regents Professor and Professor of Physics (pbsaganti@pvamu.edu)
936-261-3130