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Observation of rational magnetic surfaces in TFTR using the emission from ablating deuterium pellets

D.K. Mansfield, A.T. Ramsey, M.G. Bell, E.D. Fredrickson, F.C. Jobes, D.K. Owens, G.L. Schmidt, G. Taylor1993年被引用 6Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The locations of the q=2 and q=1.5 magnetic surfaces have been determined to within ±2 cm in TFTR using the emission from ablating deuterium pellets. As predicted theoretically, pronounced reductions in the average emission are found to occur when the pellet crosses these low order rational surfaces. Further, radial displacement of these surfaces is observed when the current distribution is modified. This modification has been accomplished by conditioning the graphite inner wall of TFTR so as to cause a higher effective pumping rate. The positions and radial displacements of these surfaces are predicted reasonably well by the transport analysis code TRANSP

日本語訳

q=2およびq=1.5磁気面の位置は、TFTRにおいてアブレーションする重水素ペレットからの放射を用いて±2cm以内の精度で決定された。予測された通り、ペレットがこれらの低次有理面を横切る際に、平均放射の顕著な減少が発生することが見出された。さらに、電流分布が変更されると、これらの磁気面の径方向変位が観測された。この変更は、TFTRの黒鉛内壁を、より高い実効排気速度を生じるように調整することによって達成された。これらの磁気面の位置と径方向変位は、輸送解析コードTRANSPによって合理的に良好に予測される。

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