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SPARC Fusion Machine Vacuum Vessel

Sector: Nuclear • Location: Devens, Massachusetts, United States

Source: POWER Magazine

Project
Under Construction

The first half of the vacuum vessel, a 48-ton half-donut-shaped steel construction that is a key component of the SPARC tokamak fusion machine, has arrived at Commonwealth Fusion Systems' campus in Devens, Massachusetts. The vacuum vessel creates an airless environment to house the superhot plasma for fusion and withstands extreme heat and physical forces. The project involves assembly phases incl

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Nuclear, Power Generation (CCGT), Steel, Metal
Location
Devens, Massachusetts, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
POWER Magazine

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The project “SPARC Fusion Machine Vacuum Vessel” is an infrastructure initiative in the Nuclear sector, located in Devens, Massachusetts, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from POWER Magazine.

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The first half of the vacuum vessel, a 48-ton half-donut-shaped steel construction that is a key component of the SPARC tokamak fusion machine, has arrived at Commonwealth Fusion Systems' campus in Devens, Massachusetts. The vacuum vessel creates an airless environment to house the superhot plasma for fusion and withstands extreme heat and physical forces. The project involves assembly phases including adding diagnostic equipment and heat-tolerant tungsten components.

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Energy

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United States of America (USA)

State

Massachusetts

City

Devens

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POWER Magazine

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Nuclear, Power Generation (CCGT), Steel, Metal

Article published date

2025-10-31

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