2021
DOI: 10.1088/1741-4326/ac21f9
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Integrated ELM and divertor power flux control using RMPs with low input torque in EAST in support of the ITER research plan

Abstract: suppression in ITER high Q DT scenarios since they provide optimum integration features regarding energy and particle confinement, pellet fuelling, radiative divertor operation while eliminating ELM transient power loads and being compatible with low torque input.

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“…In principle, therefore, our two-fluid CUTIE model predicts both the transition, the near-complete mitigation of the type-I ELMs and the existence of a ‘point/discrete spectrum (coherent modes)’ after transitions, which may manifest as observable oscillations near 0.9 , near the plasma edge. These findings bear a close qualitative resemblance to recent experimental observations [ 21 ] and may have important implications for RMP suppression of ELMs on ITER [ 27 ]. We next turn to the question of how the transitions in the turbulence (both waveform amplitudes and spectral characteristics) affect the global properties such as ‘Density pump out’ and ) post-transition.…”
Section: Results Of Simulationssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…In principle, therefore, our two-fluid CUTIE model predicts both the transition, the near-complete mitigation of the type-I ELMs and the existence of a ‘point/discrete spectrum (coherent modes)’ after transitions, which may manifest as observable oscillations near 0.9 , near the plasma edge. These findings bear a close qualitative resemblance to recent experimental observations [ 21 ] and may have important implications for RMP suppression of ELMs on ITER [ 27 ]. We next turn to the question of how the transitions in the turbulence (both waveform amplitudes and spectral characteristics) affect the global properties such as ‘Density pump out’ and ) post-transition.…”
Section: Results Of Simulationssupporting
confidence: 86%
“…While maintaining the desired ELM phase, the control of steady-state divertor heat loads by divertor detachment is simultaneously required in high-performance future tokamaks, including ITER. To achieve this operational regime, experimental and theoretical studies on the compatibility of RMPinduced ELM control with detachment have been conducted [16,17]. Also, impurity-seeded detachment, as well as ELM suppression, was experimentally achieved [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At these levels, MHD currents in the plasma may be strong enough to modify the vacuum magnetic field, thus resulting in the magnetic topology changes [8][9][10][11][12]. Previous studies have also showed that the divertor plasma operation is highly dependent on the magnetic topology [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]. Therefore, the study on edge plasma transport with finite beta effects is an essential topic for high-performance plasmas in future W7-X experiments.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%