R. Gentzlinger, S. Mendelsohn, B. Abel, I. Birnbaum, U. Christensen, S. Kalsi, J. Mueller, M. Phillips, J. Swinton, D. Weissenburger, S. Cohen, E. Fredd, R. Majeski, R. Motley, R. Walls
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A pre-conceptual design has been produced for a plasma device to further divertor concepts and validate technology in support of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor program. The ITER Divertor Experiment and Laboratory (IDEAL) design effort is to develop a reliable, maintainable and robust facility for steady-state divertor simulation experiments. The configuration includes a 30 meter vacuum vessel, enclosed within a set of 30 high field superconducting solenoid modules, a resistive quadrupole coil set, a radio-frequency heating system and a complement of diagnostics. It is planned to utilize existing facilities, and off-the-shelf hardware, wherever possible to maximize technological return on investment.