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Mixing of plasma columns in a tokamak

V.D. Shafranov1979年被引用 12Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The possibility of a new electrotechnical method of plasma heating in tokamak-like toroidal systems is discussed. The method is based on the use of the external poloidal magnetic field energy which was spent on the creation of equilibrium systems of a few separate toroidal columns with parallel currents. The energy of interaction of the separate currents transforms into plasma particle energy during the process of mixing of the plasma columns to form one column. Dissipation takes place because of the generation of a current layer, the reconnection of magnetic field lines and the change of the topological connection of the magnetic surfaces. Qualitative estimates are given of the power of heating and of final-state parameters.

日本語訳

トカマク型トーラス系におけるプラズマ加熱の新しい電気工学的な方法の可能性について論じる。この方法は、平行電流を流すいくつかの独立したトーラス状柱の平衡系の生成に費やされた外部ポロイダル磁場のエネルギーを利用することに基づく。個々の電流間の相互作用エネルギーは、プラズマ柱が混合して1本の柱を形成する過程でプラズマ粒子のエネルギーに変換される。散逸は、電流層の生成、磁力線の再結合、および磁気面の位相的結合の変化によって生じる。加熱パワーと最終状態のパラメータについて定性的な評価を与える。

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