M. Willensdorfer T.B. Cote M. Griener D.A. Ryan E. Strumberger W. Suttrop N. Wang M. Cavedon S.S. Denk M. Dunne R. Fischer J. Galdon-Quiroga C.J. Ham C.C. Hegna M. Hoelzl A. Kirk M. Maraschek F. Mink N. Leuthold F. Orain E. P. Seliunin H. Zohm the ASDEX Upgrade Team and the MST1 Team
The impact of the three-dimensional (3D) tokamak geometry from external magnetic perturbations (MPs) on the local edge stability has been examined in high confinement mode (H-mode) plasmas with edge localised modes (ELMs) in ASDEX Upgrade. The 3D geometry has been probed using rigidly rotating MP fields. The measured distortions of the plasma bound…
Preprint PublishedGuoliang Xia Yueqiang Liu C. J. Ham Shuo Wang Li Li G. Y. Zheng J. X. Li N. Zhang X. Bai G. Q. Dong the HL-2M team
Effects of toroidal plasma flow, magnetic drift kinetic damping as well as feedback control, on the resistive wall mode instability in HL-2M tokamak are numerically investigated, using the linear stability codes MARS-F/K (Liu Y Q et al 2000 Phys. Plasmas 7 3681, Liu Y Q et al 2008 Phys. Plasmas 15…
Preprint Publishedyiqiang wang Bin Liu Kun Yan Minshi Wang Saurabh Kabra Yu-Lung Chiu David Dye Peter D. Lee Yong Liu Biao Cai
The deformation responses at 77 and 293 K of a FeCoNiCr high-entropy alloy, produced by a powder metallurgy route, are investigated using in situ neutron diffraction and correlative transmission electron microscopy. The strength and ductility of the alloy are significant improved at cryogenic temperatures. The true ultimate tensile strengt…
Preprint Publishedyiqiang wang S. Kabra S. Y. Zhang C. E. Truman D. J. Smith
A long-term high-temperature testing stress rig has been designed and fabricated for performing in situ neutron diffraction tests at the ENGIN-X beamline, ISIS facility in the UK. It is capable of subjecting metals to high temperatures up to 800°C and uniaxial loading under different boundary conditions including constant load, constant s…
Preprint PublishedY. Q. Wang H. E. Coules C. E. Truman D. J. Smith
Elastic follow-up is a mechanical boundary condition lying between constant load and constant strain control. It exists in many engineering components operating at high temperature and can result in dramatically different creep stress relaxation and strain accumulation rates in a localized region of a component. We have performed creep tests under …
Preprint PublishedL. Yueqiang A. Kirk L. Li Y. In R. Nazikian Y. Sun W. Suttrop B. Lyons D. Ryan S. Wang X. Yang L. Zhou EUROfusion MST1 team
Extensive modelling efforts of the plasma response to the resonant magnetic perturbation fields, utilized for controlling the edge localized mode (ELM), help to identify the edge-peeling response as a key factor, which correlates to the observed ELM mitigation in several tokamak devices, including MAST, ASDEX Upgrade, EAST, and HL-2A. The recently …
PublishedS. C. Guo Y. Q. Liu X. Y. Xu Z. R. Wang
Drift kinetic stabilization of the resistive wall mode (RWM) is computationally investigated using the MHD-kinetic hybrid code MARS-K, following the non-perturbative approach [Liu et al., Phys. Plasmas 15, 112503 (2008)], for both reversed field pinch (RFP) and tokamak plasmas. Various kinetic resonances between the mode and the guiding center drif…
Preprint PublishedL. Li Y. Q. Liu Y. Liang N. Wang F. C. Zhong Y. Liu
Within the single fluid resistive magnetohydrodynamic model, systematic toroidal modelling efforts are devoted to investigate the plasma response induced screening of the applied external 3D magnetic field perturbations in the presence of sheared toroidal flow. One particular issue of interest is addressed, when the local flow speed approaches zero…
Preprint PublishedS. C. Guo X. Y. Xu Y. Q. Liu Z. R. Wang
An unstable fishbone-like non-resonant external kink mode (FLEM) is numerically found to be driven by the precessional drift motion of trapped energetic particles (EPs) in both RFP and Tokamak plasmas. The FLEM originates from a stable external ideal kink mode, which is stabilized by a close-fitting ideal conducting wall. In the presence of a suffi…
Preprint PublishedS. X. Yang S. Wang Y. Q. Liu G. Z. Hao Z. X. Wang X. M. Song A. K. Wang
The magnetohydrodynamic-kinetic hybrid theory has been extensively and successfully applied for interpreting experimental observations of macroscopic, low frequency instabilities, such as the resistive wall mode, in fusion plasmas. In this work, it is discovered that an analytic version of the hybrid formulation predicts a bifurcation of the mode d…
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