Edge localized mode characteristics and divertor heat flux during stationary and transient phase for CFETR hybrid scenario
Edge localized mode characteristics and divertor heat flux during stationary and transient phase for CFETR hybrid scenario
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DOI:
10.1088/1361-6587/abd25d
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发表时间:
2020-12
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2.2
通讯作者:
Zeyu Li;Yiren Zhu;Guoliang Xu;V. Chan;Xue-qiao Xu;Jiale Chen;R. Ding;T. Xia;X. Jian;Y. Zou;C. Xiao;Xiaogang Wang
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作者:
Zeyu Li;Yiren Zhu;Guoliang Xu;V. Chan;Xue-qiao Xu;Jiale Chen;R. Ding;T. Xia;X. Jian;Y. Zou;C. Xiao;Xiaogang Wang
The study of edge localized mode (ELM) behavior, stationary heat flux and transient heat flux during the ELM crash phase is performed for a China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor (CFETR) 1 GW hybrid mode operation scenario ( R = 7.2 m, BT = 6.5 T, Ip = 13.78 MA). Modeling and simulation start with a scenario obtained by multi-code integrated modeling on the one modeling framework for integrated tasks framework. Linear stability and nonlinear simulations of ELM dynamics are carried out using the BOUT++ six-field reduced magnetohydrodynamic module, which show a much smaller ELM energy loss (ΔELM ~ 0.13%) compared to that of a Type-I ELM. Parametric analysis of the weak linear growth rate and small ELM energy loss characteristics shed light on physics corresponding to a grassy ELM regime for CFETR 1 GW hybrid scenario. The transient heat flux on the divertor target during this small ELM phase is investigated using BOUT++. We found that upstream radial transport in the scrape-off-layer (SOL) induced by small ELMs is weak, which keeps it in the drift-dominated region. However, the heat flux width is still broadened to λq = 4.64 mm by the increase of separatrix temperature during ELM nonlinear evolution. The impact of transient peak heat load and ELM energy fluence on tungsten melting and net erosion rate of divertor target is evaluated for the first-time using physics-based transport that connects the pedestal with the SOL. Energy fluence caused by a single ELM pulse is below the tungsten melting limit, while tungsten erosion would exceed the material requirements. We conclude that external mitigation methods, such as divertor detachment and advanced divertor geometry are likely needed for the steady state operation of CFETR.