Comparison of long term fuel retention in JET between carbon and the ITER-Like Wall
Comparison of long term fuel retention in JET between carbon and the ITER-Like Wall
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10.1016/j.jnucmat.2013.01.017
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2013-07
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3.1
通讯作者:
T. Loarer;S. Brezinsek;V. Philipps;J. Bucalossi;D. Douai;H. Esser;S. Grünhagen;J. Hobirk;S. Ja
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T. Loarer;S. Brezinsek;V. Philipps;J. Bucalossi;D. Douai;H. Esser;S. Grünhagen;J. Hobirk;S. Ja
Long term fuel retention experiments have been performed in JET with the ITER- Like Wall (JET-ILW) and compared with reference discharges in the preceding phase with carbon wall (JET-C) in ohmic, L and H-mode plasma scenarios. The long term fuel retention is evaluated through global gas balance with an accuracy of 1.2% for series of repetitive pulses (10–25) carried out over a full day of experiments. Compared to carbon wall, with the JET-ILW, for L mode, the retention exhibits also a drop from 1.26×1021Ds−1to 4–8×1019Ds−1. Finally for Type III and type I ELMy H-mode, the retention decreases from 1.37×1021Ds−1to 7.2×1019Ds−1and from 1.7×1021Ds−1to 2.7×1020Ds−1respectively. The retention rates with the JET-ILW exhibit a decrease by a factor of about 10 compared to JET-C attributed to a reduction of carbon impurities and less fuel content in Be codeposition.