2013
DOI: 10.1088/0029-5515/53/11/113031
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ECH effects on toroidal rotation: KSTAR experiments, intrinsic torque modelling and gyrokinetic stability analyses

Abstract: Torodial rotation profiles have been investigated in KSTAR H-mode plasma using combined auxiliary heating by co-neutral beam injection (NBI) and electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECH). The ion temperature and toroidal rotation are measured with x-ray imaging crystal spectroscopy (XICS) and charge exchange recombination spectroscopy (CES).H-mode plasma is achieved using co-current 1.3MW NBI, and a 0.35 MW ECH pulse is added to the flattop of H-mode. The core rotation profiles, which are centrally peaked in … Show more

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“…Moreover, the dynamical symmetry breaking mechanism is also relevant to intrinsic rotation of electron cyclotron heated (ECH) heated plasmas. 28 This mechanism can enhance the effect of flow drive induced by ECH. For example, the ECH injection can induce a residual stress, P Res via conventional symmetry breaking mechanisms, and the flow gradient is thus enhanced by the negative viscosity increment resulting from dynamical symmetry breaking, i.e., hv k i 0 $ P Res =ðv / À jv Res / jÞ.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, the dynamical symmetry breaking mechanism is also relevant to intrinsic rotation of electron cyclotron heated (ECH) heated plasmas. 28 This mechanism can enhance the effect of flow drive induced by ECH. For example, the ECH injection can induce a residual stress, P Res via conventional symmetry breaking mechanisms, and the flow gradient is thus enhanced by the negative viscosity increment resulting from dynamical symmetry breaking, i.e., hv k i 0 $ P Res =ðv / À jv Res / jÞ.…”
Section: Resmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, as the dynamical symmetry breaking uses a simple model of electron drift wave turbulence, this mechanism can be used to understand the intrinsic rotation in burning plasmas where the turbulence is the CTEM turbulence, 26,27 and to address the effect of electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) on toroidal rotation. 28,29 …”
Section: Implication For Tokamaksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ECRH has been widely used to destabilize TEM in core tokamak plasmas [9,10,43,53]. Here, its effect on Nickel transport, linear gyro-kinetic simulations and reflectometry fluctuation spectra are investigated in Tore Supra (R = 2.4 m, a = 0.72 m, circular plasma).…”
Section: Qc-tem In Tore Supra Ecrh Plasmasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Variations of the rotation gradient with changes of the local density gradient have been also been observed [12] indicating the need for local profile investigation to organize the observations. Investigations into the type of linearly unstable turbulence between ion and electron modes that correlate with the observations have been explored [12][13][14], indicating that other processes beyond the dominant turbulence mode, such as the collisionality scaling of non-Maxwellian equilibria [15], are required to explain the wide range of observed phenomenology. The results in this Letter with global nonlinear gyrokinetic simulations using experimental profiles show that the intrinsic torque from ITG has the correct spatial location, structure and magnitude to produce the experimentally observed main-ion intrinsic rotation profiles under the conditions reported in the following section.…”
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