UKAEA Papers

Hyun-Tae Kim Francis Casson Hendrik Meyer Geof Cunningham Rory Scannell Lucy Kogan James Harrison Seong-Cheol Kim Jeong-Won Lee Jin-Woo Gwak Yong-Su Na Xavier Litaudon Gloria Falchetto3 MAST team

This paper describes the development of electromagnetic plasma burn-through model. Full circuit equations describing the currents in solenoid, poloidal field coil, and toroidally conducting passive structure have been integrated into the differential equation system of the plasma energy and particle balances in DYON. This enables consistent calcula…

Isaac Toda-Caraballo Jan S. Wróbel Duc Nguyen-Manh

In this work, the Universal Equation of States (UES) is revisited and generalised by including ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic configurations. The energy of a system is calculated by means of three parameters, namely, the energy, volume and corresponding scaling volume (directly related to the bulk modulus) at the local ground state of the corr…

Xu Yang Yueqiang Liu Wei Xu Yuling He Guoliang Xia Hanqing Hu Lina Zhou Yutian Miao

A systematic numerical investigation is carried out to understand the effect of variation of the equilibrium pressure pedestal structure on the H-mode plasma response to the applied resonant magnetic perturbation (RMP) field in tokamaks. The plasma response to the n=1−4 (n is the toroidal mode number) RMP fields is computed and …

A.R. Field B. Chapman D.R. Hatch C.M. Roach S. Saarelma L. Frassinetti

T. Eade S. Bradnam P. Kanth

A new method for the calculation of Shutdown Dose Rates (SDDR) has been developed, the Novel-1-Step (N1S) method. The new method retains the benefits of only requiring a single radiation transport calculation, as in the use of the direct-1-step (D1S) method, while removing the need for pre-calculations to determine dominant nuclides and time corr…

S.J.P.PamelaG.T.A.HuijsmansM.Hoelzl

As the international tokamak ITER is being built, non-linear MHD simulations are playing an essential role in active research, understanding, and prediction of tokamak plasmas for the realisation of a fusion power plant. The development of MHD codes like JOREK is a key aspect of this research effort, and provides invaluable insight into the plasma …

D. Padrao M. Magnini J. Paterson F. Schoofs D. Hancock. C. Tuck I. Maskery

Heat exchangers have manifold applications, from micro-electronics to nuclear fusion reactors. Their required performance expectations will continue to increase in line with the power consumption and miniaturisation of technology. Additive manufacturing enables the creation of novel, compact heat exchangers with greater surface-to-volume ratios and…

M. Rubel A. Widdowson L. Dittrich S. Moon A. Weckmann P. Petersson JET Contributors

The contribution provides a concise overview of ion beam analysis methods and pro- cedures in studies of materials exposed to fusion plasmas in controlled fusion devices with magnetic confinement. An impact of erosion-deposition processes on the morphology of wall materials is- presented. In particular, results for deuterium analyses are discussed.…

R O Dendy B Chapman-Oplopoiou B C G Reman J W S Cook

Helium ash alpha-particles at  100keV in magnetically confined fusion plasmas may have the same Larmor radius, as well as cyclotron frequency, as the energetic beam-injected deuterons that heat the plasma. While the velocity-space distribution of the helium ash is monotonically decreasing, that of the energetic deuterons is a delta-function in…

Luigi Pangione Guy Burroughes Rob Skilton

For robotic systems involved in challenging environments it is crucial to be able to 2 identify faults as early as possible. In challenging environments it is not always possible to explore 3 all of the fault space, thus anomalous data can act as a broader surrogate, where a anomaly 4 may represent a fault or a predecessor to a fault. This paper…