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Design constraints for steady-state tokamak reactors driven by lower hybrid waves

D.A. Ehst1979年被引用 32Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Plasma current density profiles are computed with the inclusion of electron Landau damping of lower hybrid waves launched into model tokamak density and temperature profiles. The total current and current profile shape are chosen consistent with magnetohydrodynamic equilibrium for a variety of temperature and density distributions and plasma beta values. Surface current equilibria appear attractive and are accessible to waves with nz as low as 1.2. By suitably choosing the spectrum location and width it is possible to drive the 9.8-MA current of a 7.0-m reactor with as little as 2.8% of the fusion power re-circulated as RF input from the waveguides.

日本語訳

プラズマ電流密度分布は、模型トカマクの密度・温度分布に入射された低域混成波の電子ランダウ減衰を含めて計算される。全電流および電流分布形状は、種々の温度・密度分布およびプラズマベータ値に対して、磁気流体力学平衡と整合するように選ばれる。表面電流平衡は魅力的であり、nzが1.2という低い値の波動でも到達可能である。スペクトル位置と幅を適切に選ぶことにより、導波管からの高周波入力として再循環される核融合出力のわずか2.8%で、7.0m炉の9.8MA電流を駆動することが可能である。

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