J. Eriksson G. Castegnetti S. Conroy G. Ericsson L. Giacomelli C. Hellesen JET-EFDA Contributors
In this work we estimate the fuel ion density profile in deuterium plasmas at JET, using the JET neutron camera, the neutron time-of-flight spectrometer TOFOR, and fusion reactivities modeled by the transport code TRANSP. The framework has been tested using synthetic data, which showed that the density profile could be reconstructed with an average…
PublishedV. G. Kiptily P. Beaumont F. Belli F. E. Cecil S. Conroy T. Craciunescu M. Garcia-Munoz M. Curuia D. Darrow Et. Al.
JET equipped with ITER-like wall (a beryllium wall and a tungsten divertor) can provide auxiliary heating with power up to 35MW, producing a significant population of alpha-particles in DT operation. The direct measurements of alphas are very difficult and alpha-particle studies require a significant development of dedicated diagnostics. JET now ha…
PublishedSangaroon S Weiszflog M Cecconello M Conroy S Ericsson G Wodniak I Keeling D Turnyanskiy M Mast Team
The Mega Ampere Spherical Tokamak Upgrade (MAST Upgrade) is intended as a demonstration of the physics viability of the Spherical Tokamak (ST) concept and as a platform for contributing to ITER/DEMO physics. Concerning physics exploitation, MAST Upgrade plasma scenarios can contribute to the ITER Tokamak physics particularly in the field of fast pa…
PublishedGiacomelli L Conroy S Belli F Gorini G Horton L Joffrin E Lerche E Murari A Popovichev S Riva M Syme B JET EFDA Contributors
The Joint European Toras (JET, Culham, UK) is the largest tokamak in the world. It is devoted to nuclear fusion experiments of magnetic confined Deuterium (D) or Deuterium-Tritium (DT) plasmas. JET has been upgraded over the years and recently it has also become a test facility of the components designed for ITER, the next step fusion machine under…
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…
PublishedM. Tardocchi M. Nocente I. Proverbio V. G. Kiptily P. Blanchard S. Conroy M. Fontanesi G. Grosso K. Kneupner E. Lerche A. Murari E. Perelli Cippo A. Pietropaolo B. Syme D. Van Eester G. Gorini
Intensities and detailed spectral shapes of γ-ray emission peaks were successfully reproduced using a physics model combining the kinetics of the reacting ions with a detailed description of the nuclear reaction differential cross sections for populating the L1-L8 14 N excitation levels yielding the observed γ-ray emission. The results provide a …
PublishedM. Cecconello M. Turnyanskiy S. Conroy G. Ericsson E. Ronchi S. Sangaroon R. Akers I. Fitzgerald A. Cullen M. Weiszflog
A prototype neutron camera has been developed and installed at MAST as part of a feasibility study for a multichord neutron camera system with the aim to measure the spatial and time resolved 2.45 MeV neutron emissivity profile. Liquid scintillators coupled to a fast digitizer are used for neutron/ gamma ray digital pulse shape discrimination. The …
PublishedM. J. Mantsinen L.C. Ingesson T. Johnson V.G. Kiptily M.-L. Mayoral S. E. Sharapov B. Alper L. Bertalot S. Conroy L.-G. Eriksson T. Hellsten J.-M. Noterdaeme S. Popovichev E. Righi A. A. Tuccillo
Experiments on the JET tokamak show that the wave-induced pinch in the presence of toroidally asymmetric waves can provide a tool for controlling the profile of ion-cyclotron-resonant 3 He ions. Direct evidence for the wave-induced pinch has been obtained from the measured -ray emission profiles. Concurrent differences in the excitation of Alfve?n …
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