The Secondary Coolant loop uses thermal energy from the primary loop to create steam. This steam is used to drive a generation turbine, producing power.
The primary coolant loop runs through the Reaction Ignition Shield Thermal Modules (RISTM) and draws thermal radiation from the reaction. This has the secondary effect of cooling the modules and reducing thermal transfer to the chamber wall.
The reactor chamber simulates the transfer of thermal energy from the reaction to the Reaction Isolation Shield (RIS) that lines the reactor wall. This thermal energy is picked up by the primary coolant system for generation purposes.
Poloidal Field Generators (PGEN) manipulate the main containment field to optimise plasma flow characteristics with carefully-tuned complementary magnetic fields, using the principles of magnetic field dynamics.
Toroidal Field Generators (TGEN) are powerful super-conducting magnets that create the main magnetic field for containing the high-temperature plasma that fuel the fusion systems within the