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Main Authors:	Horton, Wendell 1942- (Author), Benkadda, Sadruddin 1957- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Singapore World Scientific 2015
Subjects:	ITER Fusionsreaktor
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Klappentext
Physical Description:	XII, 235 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9789814678667

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adam_text	Contents R Prologue v 1. Machine Architecture and Objectives 1 l. l Beginning of the ITER Project.................................. 1 1.2 Architecture of ITER.............................................. 3 1.2.1 Operational regimes documented by tokamak experiments 9 1.2.2 Why is ITER so important for future generations?......... 11 1.2.3 Elementary description of the plasma turbulence.......... 14 1.3 Plasma Heaters NBI, ICRH LHCD and ECRH........................... 18 References 21 2. Magneloliydrodynamic Description of the Equilibrium and Heating of the Thermal Plasma 25 2.1 Equilibrium with Single Lower-Null X-point Divertor.............. 25 2.2 The Single-Fluid Magnetohydrodynamic Model....................... 29 2.3 Grad-Shafranov MHD Equilibrium for Axisymmetric Systems . . . 32 2.4 Particle Energy Distributions.................................... 34 2.5 Magnetic Reconnection from Resistive MHD Dynamics................ 35 2.6 Vertical Displacement Instabilities and Halo Currents............ 36 2.7 Electron Temperature Gradient-Driven Turbulence.................. 37 2.8 High-Energy Electron Distributions from RF Heating and Toroidal Plasma Currents................................................. 37 References 43 3. Alfven Cavity Modes, Fast Ions, Alpha Particles and Diagnostic Neutral Beams 47 IX X ITER Physics 3.1 Plasma Eigenmodes and their Destabilization by High-Energy Ions 48 3.2 Loss Process for High-Energy Ions and Electrons................. 50 3.3 Diagnostic Neutral Beam Injection............................... 55 3.4 Resistive Wall Modes............................................ 58 References 59 4. Turbulent Transport from the Temperature Gradients 63 4.1 Drift Wave Instabilities from Density and Pressure Gradients ... 65 4.1.1 Drift wave frequencies and instabilities from density and temperature gradients..................................... 67 4.1.2 Instabilities from magnetic curvature and toroidal plasma currents.................................................. 67 4.2 Ballooning-Interchange Modes and Resistive- 7 Modes............. 70 4.3 Temperature Gradient Instabilities Driving Turbulent Thermal and Density Transport..................................... 71 4.4 Electron Temperature Gradient-Driven Transport Instabilities Producing Anomalously Low-Electron Temperatures and Regions of Ergodic/Stochastic Magnetic Field Lines........................ 74 4.5 Thermodynamic Properties of Electron Temperature Gradient Driven Transport.................................................. 80 4.5.1 Two-space scales for electron transport................... 82 4.5.2 Nonadiabatic ion response ................................ 86 4.5.3 Electron thermal transport in TCV......................... 87 4.5.4 Average relative variance (ARV) . . .*.................... 88 References 91 5. Operational Regimes and their Properties 97 5.1 Ohmic Plasma Confinement Mode, H-mode, I-mode Plasmas ... 97 5.2 Control of Confinement Modes with External Sources of Momentum and Energy Injectors..................................100 5.3 Bifurcations Models Describing Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking with Transitions to L, H and ELMy-H Modes..............101 5.4 Hot Ion Mode Sets Record..........................................102 5.5 Discovery of Edge Localized Modes (ELMs)..........................103 5.6 Comparison of Four Confinement Modes in a Long Discharge . . . 104 5.6.1 ECRH driven discharges ...................................106 5.7 Edge Localized Modes and Plasma Pedestals ......................123 5.8 Thermodynamics of the ITG Instability.............................125 5.9 Isotope Scaling of Energy Confinement Time .......................134 Contents xi 5.10 Visualization of the Coherent Structures in ELMy Discharges . . . 140 References 143 6. Transport Barriers and ELM Control 149 6.1 Record DT Fusion Power Discharges in the Joint European Torus (JET).............................................................149 6.2 Radial Electric Field Er in H-mode Transport Barriers.............150 6.3 Internal Transport Barriers from ITG/TEM Turbulence...............151 6.3.1 Predator-prey models......................................152 6.3.2 Computer simulations for interaction of the zonal flows and the drift wave turbulence.................................155 6.4 ELM Control with Resonant Magnetic Perturbation ..................156 6.5 ELM Control with Pellet Injection.................................159 6.5.1 Database on fuel retention in present fusion devices .... 163 References 164 7. Steady-State Operation 167 7.1 Neoclassical Bootstrap Current.................................. 169 7.2 Scattering of Radio Frequency-RF Waves in Turbulent Plasmas . . 172 7.3 ELM Control for Steady-State Plasma Operation with Resonant Magnetic Perturbations ...........................................173 7.3.1 Resistive MHD normalization...............................175 7.3.2 RMP simulations with the 3D resistive MHD model .... 176 7.4 Helical Equilibrium Plasma States Created by the External RMP Currents..........................................................177 7.4.1 Transition to the rotating state with strong convective flux 179 7.5 Rotating States in Toroidal Geometry with Multiple RMPs .... 183 7.6 . Issues with RMP for Controlling ELMs............................184 7.7 RF Driven Anisotropic High Energy Electron Phase-Space Distribution Functions........................................................185 References 189 8. Plasma Diagnostics 193 8.1 Plasma Spectroscopy...............................................194 8.2 Beam induced Plasma Spectroscopy .................................195 8.3 Charge Exchange Recombination Spectroscopy........................197 8.4 Energy Distribution Functions for Electrons, Ions and Alpha Particles...............................................199 8.5 Scattering of High-Frequency Electromagnetic Waves from Plasmas......................................................200 ITER Physics 8.5.1 Scattering of RF waves in the turbulent plasma..........201 8.6 Magnetic Probes..................................................202 8.7 X-ray Spectra and Electron Cyclotron Emission....................203 8.8 Langmuir Probes..................................................203 8.8.1 Pellet injection as a diagnostic probe ...................204 8.8.2 Alpha particle and neutron detectors......................205 8.9 Gas Puff Imagining and Phase Contrast Imaging....................206 References 207 9. Plasma Facing Components and Plasma-Wall Interaction Physics 209 9.1 Crystallization and Melting Limits...............................210 9.2 Wall Erosion Due to Evaporation..................................213 9.3 Wall Blistering Below the Melting Temperature....................213 9.4 Radiation Limits for Fusion Reactors.............................214 9.5 International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF) .... 215 9.6 Lifetime of Wall and Divertor Elements ..........................216 9.7 Surface Quantum Physics..........................................217 References 218 10. The Broader Approach and Tritium Breeding Blankets 221 10.1 Neutron Blanket and Breeding Tritium.............................221 10.2 The Broader Approach and IFMIF...................................222 10.3 Neutron Shielding, the Cryostat and the Cooling Systems..........223 10.4 Steady-State High Beta-High Fluence Machine......................225 10.5 Radiation Diagnostics, Neutron and Hard X-ray Radiation Monitoring and Remote Handling for Maintenance...................226 References 228 Glossary Index 231 General Index 233 ITER Physics The promise of a vast and clean source of thermal power drove physics research for over fifty years and has finally come to collimation with the international consortium led by the European Union and Japan, with an agreement from seven countries to build a definitive test of fusion power in ITER. It happened because scientists since the Manhattan project have envisioned controlled nuclear fusion in obtaining energy with no carbon dioxide emissions and no toxic nuclear waste products. This large toroidal magnetic confinement ITER machine is described from confinement process to advanced physics of plasma-wall interactions, where pulses erupt from core plasma blistering the machine walls. Emissions from the walls reduce the core temperature which must remain ten times hotter than the 15 million degree core solar temperature to maintain ITER fusion power. The huge temperature gradient from core to wall that drives intense plasma turbulence is described in detail Also explained are the methods designed to limit the growth of small magnetic islands, the growth of edge localized plasma plumes and the solid state physics limits of the stainless steel walls of the confinement vessel from the burning plasma. Designs of the wall coatings and the special exhaust pipe for spent hot plasma are provided in two chapters. And the issues associated with high-energy neutrons — about 10 times higher than in fission reactions — and how they are managed in ITER, are detailed.
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