Fusion replicates the process powering the stars, such as our sun.
It does not affect the atmosphere with carbon emission nor involve radioactive products. This is the future we need.



Deutelio’s commitment is to unlock fusion and to develop commercial applications.

The Polomac is a steady state system with a confinement efficiency of 50-70%, compatible with the Deuterium to Deuterium reaction. Deuterium is available in nature and it is already marketed in form of heavy water.

The high confinement efficiency of the Polomac is based on the experimental results of the theta-pinch configuration, applied now in the closed form, made possible by the magnetic tunnels invented by Deutelio.

The confinement efficiency is the ratio of the energy density of the plasma respect to the energy density of the magnetic field. This ratio is usually denoted as β, “Beta” , and can go from 0 % (no efficiency – magnetic field does not generate plasma pressure) to 100 % (all the energy of the magnetic field is used to withstand the plasma pressure).

A higher plasma confinement efficiency allows for smaller and cheap fusion reactors or to reach higher plasma temperature/pressure allowing deuterium-deuterium nuclear burn into helium. Hence the name of the company.
This so-called DD reaction is precluded to Tokamak and Stellarator, which need the deuterium-tritium (DT) reaction, taking place at lower temperature/pressure



Filippo Elio began his career in nuclear fusion research in 1984 for the design and the construction of a large RFP apparatus at “Istituto Gas Ionizzati”, a department of CNR in Padua (Italy).

In 1994 he was selected by EURATOM for the European part of the ITER project group and contributed to the Blanket, First Wall and Vessel, including construction and testing of pre-series prototypes. Being in the Garching headquarters at the “Max Planck Institute für Plasmaphysic” he got in contact with the German group that built the new advanced and super conducting Stellarator W7X, so between 2003 and 2005 he collaborates in the redesign of some critical parts of the magnet support structure. The Stellarator is developed in Europe as back up solution to the Tokamak, while the RFP has been omitted due to the poor experimental achievements.

In this way Filippo became experienced in the three major lines of fusion research: Tokamak, Stellarator and RFP. These lines were pursued by researchers all over the world in order to to achieve fusion by magnetic confinement of hydrogen and his work was appreciated by many key contributors in the research.

Faced with the prospect of not seeing any short term development in nuclear fusion, Filippo began to review once again plasma physics and check past experiments carried out all around the world in research laboratories. This is how in 2010 the idea of Polomac was born: a model of what happens in the Earth’s ionosphere, in continuation of the experimental and theoretical works performed from 1960 to 1990 in many research laboratories.

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Selection of publications of Filippo Elio

Additional papers available under Research Gate



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