A medium-sized tokamak has

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Problem

A medium-sized tokamak has Ip=1.5 MAI_p = 1.5\,\mathrm{MA}, toroidal field B0=2.0 TB_0 = 2.0\,\mathrm{T}, heating power P=5.0 MWP = 5.0\,\mathrm{MW}, line-averaged density nˉ19=4.0\bar n_{19} = 4.0 (density in units of 1019 m−310^{19}\,\mathrm{m^{-3}}), average ion mass M=2.0M = 2.0 (deuterium, in atomic mass units), major radius R0=1.67 mR_0 = 1.67\,\mathrm{m}, inverse aspect ratio ϵ=0.35\epsilon = 0.35, and elongation parameter κa=1.80\kappa_a = 1.80. Using the quoted IPB98(y,2) scaling τE=0.0562 Ip0.93B00.15P−0.69nˉ190.41M0.19R01.97ϵ0.58κa0.78 s,\tau_E = 0.0562\,I_p^{0.93}B_0^{0.15}P^{-0.69}\bar n_{19}^{0.41}M^{0.19}R_0^{1.97}\epsilon^{0.58}\kappa_a^{0.78}\ \mathrm{s}, with IpI_p in MA, B0B_0 in T, PP in MW and R0R_0 in m, evaluate τE\tau_E term by term.

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