Data-Driven Control for Radiative Collapse Avoidance in Large Helical Device
Data-Driven Control for Radiative Collapse Avoidance in Large Helical Device
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DOI:
10.1585/pfr.17.2402042
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发表时间:
2022-03
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0.8
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T. Yokoyama;Hiroshi Yamada;S. Masuzaki;B. Peterson;R. Sakamoto;M. Goto;T. Oishi;G. Kawamura;M. Kobayashi;T. Tsujimura;Y. Mizuno;J. Miyazawa;K. Mukai;N. Tamura;G. Motojima;K. Ida
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T. Yokoyama;Hiroshi Yamada;S. Masuzaki;B. Peterson;R. Sakamoto;M. Goto;T. Oishi;G. Kawamura;M. Kobayashi;T. Tsujimura;Y. Mizuno;J. Miyazawa;K. Mukai;N. Tamura;G. Motojima;K. Ida
A radiative collapse predictor has been developed using a machine-learning model with high-density plasma experiments in the Large Helical Device (LHD). The model is based on the collapse likelihood, which is quantified by the parameters selected by the sparse modeling, including ¯ n e , CIV, OV, and T e , edge . The control system implementing this model has been constructed with a single-board computer to apply this predictor model to the LHD experiment. The controller calculates the collapse likelihood and regulates gas-pu ff fueling and boosts electron cyclotron resonance heating in real-time. In density ramp-up experiments with hydrogen plasma, high-density plasma has been maintained by the control system while avoiding radiative collapse. This result has shown that the predictor based on the collapse likelihood has the capability to predict a radiative collapse in real-time.