Taming the plasma–material interface with the ‘snowflake’ divertor in NSTX
Taming the plasma–material interface with the ‘snowflake’ divertor in NSTX
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10.1088/0029-5515/51/1/012001
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2015-04
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3.3
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V. Soukhanovskii;J. Ahn;R. Bell;D. Gates;S. Gerhardt;R. Kaita;E. Kolemen;B. LeBlanc;R. Maingi;M. Makowski;R. Maqueda;A. Mclean;J. Menard;D. Mueller;S. Paul;R. Raman;A. Roquemore;D. Ryutov;S. Sabbagh;H. Scott
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V. Soukhanovskii;J. Ahn;R. Bell;D. Gates;S. Gerhardt;R. Kaita;E. Kolemen;B. LeBlanc;R. Maingi;M. Makowski;R. Maqueda;A. Mclean;J. Menard;D. Mueller;S. Paul;R. Raman;A. Roquemore;D. Ryutov;S. Sabbagh;H. Scott
Steady-state handling of divertor heat flux is a critical issue for ITER and future conventional and spherical tokamaks with compact high-power density divertors. A novel ‘snowflake’ divertor (SFD) configuration was theoretically predicted to have significant magnetic geometry benefits for divertor heat flux mitigation, such as an increased plasma-wetted area and a higher divertor volume available for volumetric power and momentum loss processes, as compared with the standard divertor. Both a significant divertor peak heat flux reduction and impurity screening have been achieved simultaneously with core H-mode confinement in discharges with the SFD using only a minimal set of poloidal field coils.