Divertor Experiments with MBI and Strong Gas Puffing on HL-2A
Divertor Experiments with MBI and Strong Gas Puffing on HL-2A
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DOI:
10.1088/1009-0630/8/1/5
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发表时间:
2006
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1.7
通讯作者:
Duan Xu-ru;Ding Xuan-tong;Yang Qingwei;Yan Long-wen;Yao Lianghua;Hong Wen-yu;Xu Weimin;L. Dequan;Chen Liao-yuan;S. Xianming;Z. Jinhua;Cao Zeng;Cui Zhengying;Li Wei;L. Yi;Pan Yudong;Pan Li;Zheng Yin-jia;Zhou Yan;Mao Wei-cheng;Liu Yong
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作者:
Duan Xu-ru;Ding Xuan-tong;Yang Qingwei;Yan Long-wen;Yao Lianghua;Hong Wen-yu;Xu Weimin;L. Dequan;Chen Liao-yuan;S. Xianming;Z. Jinhua;Cao Zeng;Cui Zhengying;Li Wei;L. Yi;Pan Yudong;Pan Li;Zheng Yin-jia;Zhou Yan;Mao Wei-cheng;Liu Yong
In the HL-2A 2004 experiment campaign, pulsed molecular beam injection (MBI) and strong hydrogen gas puffing under the divertor configuration were used for gas fueling. The experimental results show that the MBI of hydrogen can reduce the heat flux to the divertor target plate. The electron temperature measured by the Langmuir probe array decreases significantly during the injection of the molecular beam whereas the electron density increases. This indicates that the plasma pressure near the target plates tends to be constant at a new equilibrium level. In the divertor plasmas with strong hydrogen gas puffing a high plasma density up to 4.4 × 1019 m−3 was achieved. In addition, a phenomenon similar to the partially detached divertor regime was observed, which is being studied in open divertor tokamaks such as DIII-D to reduce the peak heat flux on the target plates near the separatrix. After a strong gas puffing the electron temperature measured on the outer divertor target plate near the separatrix decreases till below 5 eV or even lower, but that of the farther outer divertor target plate does not change obviously; and the CIII and the Hα emissions at the plasma edge decrease as expected, but the Hα emission near the X-point increases. These results reflects some interesting characteristics, which needs to be studied by further modeling and experiments.