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ECRH experiments in ASDEX upgrade
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2001Abstract Modulated Electron Cyclotron Resonance Heating was applied in ASDEX Upgrade to study the electron heat diffusivity χ e . Its dependence on the isotope mass was found to be opposite to that one known from the power balance analysis. Off-axis ECRH deposition leads to a reduced electron heat transport in the centre which cannot be explained ...
Leuterer, F. +7 more
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Contributions to Plasma Physics, 1994
AbstractArc traces and luminous phenomena at the divertor tiles of ASDEX‐Upgrade were recorded, and experimentally modelled by artificially ignited arcs. At the graphite surfaces the arcs produced relatively immobile spots that were uniformly distributed in toroidal direction.
Juttner, B., Büchl, K., Weinlich, M.
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AbstractArc traces and luminous phenomena at the divertor tiles of ASDEX‐Upgrade were recorded, and experimentally modelled by artificially ignited arcs. At the graphite surfaces the arcs produced relatively immobile spots that were uniformly distributed in toroidal direction.
Juttner, B., Büchl, K., Weinlich, M.
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Nuclear Fusion, 2021
To study the runaway electron (RE) dynamics during plasma discharge and develop scenarios for disruption mitigation, a hard x-ray (HXR) spectrometric system has been developed and commissioned at the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak (AUG).
A. Shevelev +22 more
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To study the runaway electron (RE) dynamics during plasma discharge and develop scenarios for disruption mitigation, a hard x-ray (HXR) spectrometric system has been developed and commissioned at the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak (AUG).
A. Shevelev +22 more
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Divertor geometry optimization for ASDEX Upgrade
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1997Abstract One of the critical questions to be solved for ITER (or any other reactor) is the power exhaust problem (compatible with particle exhaust). Optimized divertors have to be tested in existing geometries based mainly on the idea of closing them very efficiently to the main chamber and, by the choice of the plate and baffle geometry, positively ...
Schneider, R. +5 more
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Quiescent regions below the X-point in ASDEX upgrade
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2021Probe measurements of plasma fluctuations in the divertor region of ASDEX Upgrade reveal the existence of two quiescent regions close to the separatrix: one on the low field side scrape-off layer and one on the high field side of the private flux region.
R. D. Nem +8 more
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The ECRH system of ASDEX Upgrade
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2001Abstract The ECRH system of ASDEX Upgrade is now completed. Four gyrotrons generate a total Gaussian beam power of 2 MW/2 s at 140 GHz. The power is transmitted partly quasioptically and partly via corrugated HE-11 waveguides. The transmission line losses, determined calorimetrically, are about 12%.
F Leuterer, A Chirkov, K Kirov
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Particle exhaust studies in ASDEX Upgrade
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 1997An experimental overview on pumping and particle exhaust studies for deuterium as well as for helium and neon in the ASDEX Upgrade divertor tokamak is presented. Strong turbomolecular pumps connected to the divertor region allow effective pumping of all these gases.
Bosch, H. +14 more
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A centrifuge pellet injector for ASDEX upgrade
Vacuum, 1990Abstract Plasma fuelling by pellet injection with deep particle deposition improves the plasma performance. Stationary conditions can be achieved with pellet frequencies of the order of 10 pellets per second. For medium-size experiments a centrifuge will be a suitable candidate that avoids the high gas flux of pneumatic guns. The pellet velocity will
Andelfinger, C. +4 more
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The tungsten divertor experiment at ASDEX Upgrade
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 1996Tungsten-coated tiles, manufactured by plasma spray on graphite, were mounted in the divertor of the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak and cover almost 90% of the surface facing the plasma in the strike zone. Over 600 plasma discharges have been performed to date, around 300 of which were auxiliary heated with heating powers up to 10 MW. The production of tungsten
Neu, R. +126 more
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TECHNICAL FEATURES AND PROGRESS OF ASDEX UPGRADE
1986The objective of ASDEX Upgrade is to investigage open poloidal divertor configurations as produced by a reactor-compatible, poloidal field coil system. The accessible poloidal and toroidal fields and hence the plasma current provide a sufficiently large plasma parameter regime to ensure the functioning of the open divertor.
Köppendörfer, W. +30 more
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