I. Balboa G. Arnoux T. Eich B. Sieglin S. Devaux et al.
For the new ITER-like wall at JET, two new infrared diagnostics (KL9B, KL3B) have been installed. These diagnostics can operate between 3.5 and 5 µ m and up to sampling frequencies of ~ 20 kHz. KL9B and KL3B image the horizontal and vertical tiles of the divertor. The divertor tiles are tungsten coated carbon fiber composite except the central til…
PublishedS.P. Fitzgerald S. Aubry S.L. Dudarev W. Cai
Frank-Read sources are among the most important examples of dislocation sources in crystals, and their operation facilitates dislocation multiplication and hence yield and plastic flow. Iron is known to become highly elastically-anisotropic as the alpha - gamma transition at 912 degrees centigrage is approached, a temperature regime of critical imp…
PublishedR. A. Bamford P. G. Carolan C. A. Bunting
992A high resolution spectrometer has been used to measure simultaneously plasma impurity ion temperatures and rotational velocities, with submillisecond temporal resolution. The dual requirements of detailed spectral detection and fast time response are satisfied by having two detection systems viewing the same dispersed spectrum. The first is a m…
PublishedG. T. Von Nessi M. J. Hole J. Svensson L. Appel
In this paper, current profiles for plasma discharges on the mega-ampere spherical tokamak are directly calculated from pickup coil, flux loop, and motional-Stark effect observations via methods based in the statistical theory of Bayesian analysis. By representing toroidal plasma current as a series of axisymmetric current beams with rectangular cr…
PublishedS. Sangaroon M. Cecconello S. Conroy M. Weiszflog M. Turnyanskiy et al.
A neutron camera with liquid scintillator detectors is used in MAST to measure the neutron emissivity from D (d,n)3He reactions along collimated lines of sight. In this work, the measured recoil proton pulse height spectra generated in the detectors by the incident neutrons is modelled taking into account the energy spectrum of the generated neutro…
PublishedI.T. Chapman W.A. Cooper A. Kirk C.J. Ham J.R. Harrison A. Patel S.D. Pinches R. Scannell A.J. Thornton The Mast Team
The distortion of the plasma boundary when three-dimensional resonant magnetic perturbations are applied has been measured in MAST H-mode plasmas. When the n = 3 resonant magnetic perturbations are applied to control edge localised modes, the plasma experiences a strong toroidal corrugation. The displacement of the plasma boundary is measured at va…
PublishedM. Aftanas P. Bohm P. Bilkova V. Weinzettl J. Zajac et al.
The electron density and temperature profiles measured by the Thomson scattering diagnostic on the COMPASS tokamak are used for estimation of electron kinetic energy, energy confinement time, and effective charge number Z eff . Data are compared with the line-integrated electron density measured by a microwave interferometer in an ohmically heated …
PublishedM. Gherendi V. L. Zoita T. Craciunescu M. Gatu Johnson A. Pantea et al.
The neutron field parameters (fluence and energy distribution) at a specific location outside the JET Torus Hall have been measured by means of super-heated fluid detectors (or “bubble detectors”) in combination with an independent, time-of-flight, technique. The bubble detector assemblies were placed at the end of a vertical line of sight at a…
PublishedI.T. Chapman A. Kirk S. Saarelma J.R. Harrison R. Scannell The Mast Team
The application of resonant magnetic perturbations with toroidal mode number n = 4 or n = 6 is observed to result in a significant increase in ELM frequency, despite a reduction in the edge pressure gradient. A picture for how type-I ELMs are mitigated, or destabilised, when magnetic perturbations are applied is proposed. Despite the magnetic pertu…
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