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Protective interior wall for the doublet III vacuum vessel
The design and installation of a protective inner wall for a tokamak vacuum vessel is described. This wall is a series of small rectangular plates attached to the existing walls with threaded fasteners. The design effectively conceals and protects all mounting hardware beneath the plate array, while providing a substantial surface area that will absorb plasma energy.