Ignition curves for deuterium/helium-3 fuel in spherical tokamak reactor

Motevalli, S. M.; Fadaei, F.

doi:10.1007/s12043-015-1098-1

Pramana - J Phys

2015

DOI: 10.1007/s12043-015-1098-1

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Ignition curves for deuterium/helium-3 fuel in spherical tokamak reactor

S. M. Motevalli

F. Fadaei

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“…When the plasma temperature is still quite low in a tokamak, the ohmic heating power plays an important role. Ohmic heating power is written as [4,6,22]:…”

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Study of alpha particle concentration effects as the ash of deuterium-tritium fusion reaction on ignition criteria

Rajablou¹,

Motevalli²,

Fadaei³

2022

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In this study, the ignition criteria in the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) associated with helium concentration is investigated. The main fuels used in this study are deuterium-tritium. Helium as the ash of deuterium-tritium reaction cannot be avoided. In this work, the effects of alpha particle concentration on plasma operation are investigated. The calculations were performed by using zero-dimensional power and particle balance equations. The results of our calculations show that the temporal evolution of alpha particle concentration becomes constant at 0.14. Then, ignition criteria and saddle points have been studied in neτE -T, and Phtτ2E -T planes for different alpha particle concentrations.

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“…When the plasma temperature is still quite low in a tokamak, the ohmic heating power plays an important role. Ohmic heating power is written as [4,6,22]:…”

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confidence: 99%

Study of alpha particle concentration effects as the ash of deuterium-tritium fusion reaction on ignition criteria

Rajablou¹,

Motevalli²,

Fadaei³

2022

Phys. Scr.

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Effects of nuclear side reactions on fusion triple product and saddle point condition in the spherical torus

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Effects of carbon impurity due to ICF capsule compression on the effective ignition parameters

Mahdavi

Abedi

2019

Indian J Phys

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Ignition curves for deuterium/helium-3 fuel in spherical tokamak reactor

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Study of alpha particle concentration effects as the ash of deuterium-tritium fusion reaction on ignition criteria

Study of alpha particle concentration effects as the ash of deuterium-tritium fusion reaction on ignition criteria

Effects of nuclear side reactions on fusion triple product and saddle point condition in the spherical torus

Effects of carbon impurity due to ICF capsule compression on the effective ignition parameters

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