A. De Backer G. Adjanor C. Domain M.L. Lescoat S. Jublot-Leclerc F. Fortuna A. Gentils C. J. Ortiz A. Souidi C.S. Becquart
Implantation of 10 keV helium in 316L steel thin foils was performed in JANNuS-Orsay facility and modelled using a multiscale approach. Density Functional Theory (DFT) atomistic calculations [1] were used to obtain the properties of He and He-vacancy clusters, and the Binary Collision Approximation based code Marlowe was applied to determine the da…
Preprint PurchaseC.D. Hardie S.G. Roberts A.J. Bushby
The effects of ion irradiation in materials for research are usually limited to a shallow surface layer of the order of one micrometre in depth. Determining the mechanical properties of such irradiated materials requires techniques with high spatial resolution. Nanoindentation is a relatively simple method for investigating these shallow layers wit…
Preprint PublishedK. G. McClements R. J. Akers W.U. Boeglin M. Cecconello D. Keeling O.M. Jones A. Kirk I. Klimek R.V. Perez K. Shinohara K. Tani
The effects of resonant magnetic perturbations (RMPs) on the confinement of energetic (neutral beam) ions in the Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak (MAST) are assessed experimentally using measurements of neutrons, fusion protons and fast ion D _ (FIDA) light emission. In single null-diverted (SND) MAST pulses with relatively low plasma current (400 kA), t…
Preprint PublishedJ.C. Hillesheim N. A. Crocker W.A. Peebles H. Meyer A. Meakins A.R. Field D. Dunai M. Carr N. Hawkes The MAST Team
The high-k (7 . k??i . 11) wavenumber spectrum of density fluctuations has been measured for the first time in MAST [B. Lloyd et al, Nucl. Fusion 43, 1665 (2003)]. This was accomplished with the first implementation of Doppler backscattering (DBS) for core measurements in a spherical tokamak. DBS has become a well-established and versatile diagnost…
Preprint PublishedV. Thompson Z. Vizvary
The traditional method for static strength assessment of structures uses elastic stresses computed along critical ligaments and then divided into categories depending on their nature e.g. bending/membrane and primary/secondary. More recently, highly realistic plastic simulations are possible using FE (finite elements) which offer useful advantages …
Preprint PublishedV. Thompson Z. Vizvary
The traditional method for static strength assessment of structures uses elastic stresses computed along critical ligaments and then divided into categories depending on their nature e.g. bending/membrane and primary/secondary. More recently, highly realistic plastic simulations are possible using FE (finite elements) which offer useful advantages …
Preprint PublishedZ. Ghani A. Turner S. Mangham J. Naish M. Lis L. Packer M. Loughlin
Extensive neutronics and 3-D activation simulations were carried out to assess the levels of radiation throughout the ITER tokamak complex. The simulated radiation sources included DT fusion neutrons exiting the cryostat and gamma rays arising from the activation of cooling water, activated pipe chases and cask transfers. Resultant biological dos…
Preprint PublishedA. Turner D. Leichtle P. Lamalle B. Levesy L. Meunier E. Polunovskiy R. Sartori M. Shannon
The Ion Cyclotron Heating and Current Drive (ICH&CD) system will reside in ITER equatorial port plugs 13 and 15. Shutdown dose rates (SDDR) within the port interspace are required to be less than 100 Sv/h at 106 s cooling. A significant contribution to the SDDR results from neutrons streaming down gaps around the port frame, and the mitigation of …
Preprint PublishedY. Liu R. Akers I.T. Chapman Y. Gribov G.Z. Hao G.T.A. Huijsmans A. Kirk A. Loarte S.D. Pinches M. Reinke D. Ryan Y. Sun Z.R. Wang
The linear and quasi-linear plasma response to the n = 3 and n = 4 (n is the toroidal mode number) resonant magnetic perturbation (RMP) fields, produced by the in-vessel edge localized mode control coils, is numerically studied for an ITER 15MA H-mode baseline Scenario. Both single fluid and fluid-kinetic hybrid models are used. The inclusion of dr…
Preprint PublishedJ.W. Connor C.J. Ham R.J. Hastie Y.Q. Liu
The role of anisotropic thermal diffusivity on tearing mode stability is analysed in general toroidal geometry following similar techniques to Glasser et al [A H Glasser, et al, Phys. Fluids 18 (1975) 875], although a stronger ordering of the plasma compressibility is required. Resistive layer equations are obtained for a resistive MHD model with a…
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