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The impact of ports on the TBR is a common request for parameter studies. Perhaps we can add another reactor based on the ball reactor that allows port to be placed. Perhaps we could we use the port_cutters_rectangular component
additional arguments
number of ports
width: list of floats
height: list of floats
fillet size: list of floats
port azimuthal angles: list of floats
in the event that the users does not provide the port azimuthal angles then these can be calculated by spearing them out equally. In a more realistic case they should be placed so that they line up with the gaps in the TF coils
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For ease, a new reactor based on the ball_reactor will be created first to understand the logic, then perhaps in the future the existing reactors could be adapted to include ports? However, I wouldn't be opposed to keeping completely separate reactors with and without ports, i.e. BallReactor and BallReactorWithPorts
It's just that in the future it might get complex with BallReactorWithPorts, SingleNullBallReactorWithPorts, SingleNullBallReactorWithPortsWithDTFCoils, etc.. haha
The impact of ports on the TBR is a common request for parameter studies. Perhaps we can add another reactor based on the ball reactor that allows port to be placed. Perhaps we could we use the port_cutters_rectangular component
additional arguments
number of ports
width: list of floats
height: list of floats
fillet size: list of floats
port azimuthal angles: list of floats
in the event that the users does not provide the port azimuthal angles then these can be calculated by spearing them out equally. In a more realistic case they should be placed so that they line up with the gaps in the TF coils
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: