Association EURATOM - ÖAW ANNUAL REPORT 2006

Top left: Calculated intensity of alpha-induced γ-emission as a function of time and alpha energy for JET discharge #61346; Fokker-Planck model, τ s = 620 ms, τ blip = 100 ms Top right: Analysis of superconductors with high Cu / non-Cu ratio: Different types of NbTi strands with different Cu / non-CU ratios Bottom: Development of CO 2 emissions until 2100 under the assumption that no measures are undertaken to restrict CO 2 emissions. In this case, emissions rise from 230 Gt in 2000 to 940 Gt in 2100. The total amount of emitted CO 2 of 5,800 Gt corresponds to an atmospheric CO 2 concentration of more than of 1,000 ppm. The huge increase in CO 2 emissions mainly comes from the electricity generation sector followed by the industrial sector, the other sectors only rise slightly in absolute numbers or even decrease. Contract of Association between EURATOM and ÖAW, was carried out within the framework of the European Fusion Development Agreement (EFDA). The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the European Commission.