Which consequence results when rapid magnetic field collapses in fusion reactor?

💡 Explanation

When the magnetic field collapses rapidly, the Plasma current quenches by Flux expulsion due to Lenz's law generating opposing currents. This occurs because induced electric fields force plasma cooling therefore energy escapes rather than increased neutron flux.

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