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Edge Localized Modes, or ELMs, are a series of plasma eruptions that often occur at the edge of a tokamak plasma. They can result in extremely large heat loads on the exhaust structures of tokamaks and are a major concern for ITER. Watch this video to find out more about ELMs. Click here to view the video... Many more videos are available on the ITER video page... << return to Newsline #91 |
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