The Helically Symmetric Experiment, (HSX) Goals, Design and Status
The Helically Symmetric Experiment, (HSX) Goals, Design and Status
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螺旋对称实验 (HSX) 的目标、设计和现状
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1995
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通讯作者:
J. Shohet
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作者:
F. Simon B. Anderson;A. Almagri;David T. Anderson;P. G. Matthews;J. Talmadge;J. Shohet
HSX is a quasi-helically symmetric (QHS) stellarator currently under construction at the Torsatron-Stellarator Laboratory of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This device is unique in its magnetic design in that the magnetic field spectrum possesses only a single dominant (helical) component. This design avoids the large direct orbit losses and the low-collisionality neoclassical losses associated with conventional stellarators. The restoration of symmetry to the confining magnetic field makes the neoclassical confinement in this device analogous to an axisymmetric q=1/3 tokamak. The HSX device has been designed with a clear set of primary physics goals: demonstrate the feasibility of construction of a QHS device, examine single particle confinement of injected ions with regard to magnetic field symmetry breaking, compare density and temperature profiles in this helically symmetric system to those for axisymmetric tokamaks and conventional stellarators, examine electric fields and plasma rotation with edge biasing in relation to L-H transitions in symmetric versus non-symmetric stellarator systems, investigate QHS effects on 1/v regime electron confinement, and examine how greatly-reduced neoclassical electron thermal conductivity compares to the experimental {chi}{sub e} profile. 3 refs., 4 figs., 1 tab.