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Neutral beam injection heating on field-reversed configuration plasma decompressed through axial translation

Michiaki Inomoto, Tomohiko Asai, Shigefumi Okada2008年被引用 10Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The power deposition of neutral beam injection (NBI) on translated field-reversed configuration (FRC) plasma has been investigated. A certain level of electron heating effect was observed in the slowly decaying phase of the decompressed FRC, leading to a hollow electron temperature profile. Numerical calculation of beam trajectories has shown that about 50% of the injected NB power is absorbed by the plasma electron inside the separatrix with a hollow deposition profile similar to the observed electron temperature profile. The estimated absorbed NB power of 120 kW will be enough to bring the change in electron temperature, since the electron conduction and radiation loss was estimated to be ∼100 kW.

日本語訳

並進型フィールドリバースドコンフィギュレーション(FRC)プラズマへの、中性粒子ビーム入射(NBI)のパワー堆積について調査した。減圧されたFRCのゆっくりとした減衰位相において、ある程度の電子加熱効果が観測され、中空の電子温度分布が得られた。ビーム軌道の数値計算により、入射NBパワーの約50%がセパラトリックス内のプラズマ電子に吸収され、その堆積分布は観測された電子温度分布と同様に中空状であることが示された。電子の熱伝導と放射損失が約100kWと見積もられることから、推定される吸収NBパワー120kWは電子温度の変化をもたらすのに十分である。

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