Y. 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 PublishedLl.M. Evans L. Margetts V. Casalegno L.M. Lever J. Bushell T. Lowe A. Wallwork P. Young A. Lindemann M. Schmidt P.M. Mummery
The thermal performance of a carbon fibre composite-copper monoblock, a sub-component of a fusionreactor divertor, was investigated by finite element analysis. High-accuracy simulations were createdusing an emerging technique, image-based finite element modelling, which converts X-ray tomogra-phy data into micro-structurally faithful models, captur…
Preprint PublishedS. Saarelma A. Järvinen M. Beurskens C. Challis L. Frassinetti C. Giroud M. Groth M. Leyland C. Maggi J. Simpson JET Contributors
The H-mode pedestal plays an important role in determining global confinement in tokamaks. In high triangularity H-mode experiments in Joint European Torus with the ITER-like wall (JET-ILW), significantly higher pedestal temperature and global confinement have been achieved with nitrogen seeding. The experimentally observed increase in pedestal hei…
Preprint PublishedT. Hutton J.C. Sublet L. Morgan T.W. Leadbeater
Nuclear data form the basis of the radiation transport codes used to design and simulate the behaviour of nuclear facilities, such as the ITER and DEMO fusion reactors. Typically these data and codes are biased towards fission and high-energy physics applications yet are still applied to fusion problems. With increasing interest in fusion applicati…
PublishedF. Dhalla S. Mistry I. Turner T.R. Barrett I. Day R. McAdams
For the initial phase of MAST-U operation the two existing neutral beam injection systems will be used, but must be substantially upgraded to fulfil expected operational requirements. The major elements are the design, manufacture and installation of a bespoke bending magnet and Residual Ion Dump (RID) system. The MAST-design full energy dump is b…
Preprint PublishedZ. Vizvary D. Iglesias D. Cooper R. Crowe V. Riccardo
The blanket attachment has to cope with gravity, thermal and electromagnetic loads, also it has to be installed and serviced by remote handling. Pre-stressed components suffer from stress relaxation in irradiated environments such as DEMO. To circumvent this problem pre-stressed component should be either avoided or shielded, and where possible key…
Preprint PublishedJ. B. Taylor S. L. Newton
These notes are based on lectures given by one of us (J.B.T.) at the University of Texas in Austin in 1991. Part I concerns some basic features of plasma confinement by magnetic fields as an introduction to an account of plasma relaxation in Part II. Part III discusses confinement by magnetic mirrors, especially minimum- B systems It also includes …
Preprint PublishedI. Lupelli D.G.Muir L. Appel R. Akers M. Carr P. Abreu
Journal publications, as the final product of research activity, are the result of an extensive complex modelling and data analysis effort. It is of paramount importance, therefore, to capture the origins and derivation of the published data in order to achieve high levels of scientific reproducibility, transparency, internal and external data reus…
Preprint PublishedC.D. Challis J. Garcia M. Beurskens P. Buratti E. Delabie P. Drewelow L. Frassinetti C. Giroud N. Hawkes J. Hobirk E. Joffrin D. Keeling D.B. King C.F. Maggi J. Mailloux C. Marchetto D. McDonald I. Nunes G. Pucella S. Saarelma J. Simps
The replacement of the JET carbon wall (C-wall) by a Be/W ITER-like wall (ILW) has affected the plasma energy confinement. To investigate this, experiments have been performed with both the C-wall and ILW to vary the heating power over a wide range for plasmas with different shapes. It was found that the power degradation of thermal energy confinem…
Preprint PublishedF. I. Parra M. Barnes
A set of flux tube gyrokinetic equations that includes the effect of the spatial variation of the density, temperature and rotation gradients on the turbulence is derived. This new set of equations uses periodic boundary conditions. In the limit l?/L « 1, where l? is the characteristic perpendicular length of turbulent structures and L is the char…
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