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Carbon sources in the DIII-D tokamak
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2003Physical and chemical sputtering in the DIII-D divertors are distinguished by comparisons of emission rates of C I, CD, and C 2 radiation and by spectral profiles of C I lines. When flux measurements indicate chemical sputtering dominates, the effective C I temperatures (best fit to a thermal distribution) tend to lie in the range 1.0 ±0.2 eV, as ...
R.C. Isler +5 more
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TBM torque scaling with βN in DIII-D
2016Experiments at DIII-D have been conducted to validate models of the scaling of Test Blanket Module (TBM) torque with the normalised plasma pressure, and to extrapolate DIII-D results to ITER. The TBM generated torque was determined experimentally and found to increase with βN in good qualitative agreement with the IPECPENT [1] calculations of the ...
Salmi, A. +7 more
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Separatrix-to-Wall Simulations of Impurity Transport with a Fully Three-Dimensional Wall in DIII-D
Fusion Science and Technology, 2023Shawn Zamperini +2 more
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Next-generation plasma control in the DIII-D tokamak
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2003Marco Ariola +2 more
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High performance integrated plasma control in DIII-D
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2005M L Walker +2 more
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Supercritical helium as a coolant for DIII–D cryopumps
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2005C B Baxi
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Exploratory Machine Learning Studies for Disruption Prediction Using Large Databases on DIII-D
, 2018C. Rea, R. Granetz
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DiMES PMI research at DIII-D in support of ITER and beyond
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2017Igor Bykov +2 more
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Thermal management of tungsten leading edges in DIII-D
Fusion Engineering and Design, 2017Christopher Murphy +2 more
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The Design and Use of Tungsten Coated TZM Molybdenum Tile Inserts in the DIII-D Tokamak Divertor
Fusion Science and Technology, 2017Christopher Chrobak
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