Advances in plasma-wall interaction control for H-mode operation over 100 s with ITER-like tungsten divertor on EAST
Advances in plasma-wall interaction control for H-mode operation over 100 s with ITER-like tungsten divertor on EAST
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EAST 上使用类似 ITER 的钨偏滤器在 H 模式运行 100 秒以上的等离子体壁相互作用控制方面取得进展
DOI:
10.1088/1741-4326/ab1ed4
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发表时间:
2019
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影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Liang
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作者:
Wang L;Guo H Y;Ding F;Yu Y W;Yuan Q P;Xu G S;Wang H Q;Zhang L;Ding R;Xu J C;Liu J B;Zhang B;Wu K;Li K D;Duan Y M;Luo Z P;Wu J H;Zuo G Z;Sun Z;Eldon D;Leonard A W;Petrie T;Hyatt A;Humphreys D;Thomas D;Yang Z S;Chen X H;Feng W;Chen L;Meng L Y;Qian X Y;Liang
A total power injection up to 0.3 GJ has been achieved in EAST long pulse H-mode operation of 101.2 s with an ITER-like water-cooled tungsten (W) mono-block divertor, which has steady-state power exhaust capability of 10 MWm− 2. The peak temperature of W target saturated at 12 s to the value T~ 500 C with a heat flux~ 3.3 MW m− 2 being maintained during the discharge. By tailoring the 3D divertor plasma footprint through edge magnetic topology change, the heat load was broadly dispersed and thus peak heat flux and W sputtering were well controlled. Active feedback control of H-mode detachment with D 2 fuelling or divertor impurity seeding has been achieved successfully, with excellent compatibility with the core plasma performance. Active feedback control of radiative power utilizing neon seeding was achieved with f rad= 18%–41% in H-mode operation, exhibiting potential for heat flux reduction with divertor and edge radiation. This has been further demonstrated in DIII-D high β P H-mode scenario within the joint DIII-D/EAST experiment using impurity seeding from the divertor volume. Steady-state particle control and impurity exhaust has been achieved for long pulse H-mode operation over 100 s with the W divertor by leveraging the effect of drifts and optimized divertor configuration, coupled with strong pumping and extensive wall conditioning. Approaches toward the reduction of divertor W sourcing, which is of crucial importance for a metal-wall tokamak, are also explored. These advances provide important experimental information on favourable core-edge integration for high power, long-pulse H-mode operation in EAST, ITER and CFETR.