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Fuel recycling control in long pulse operation with full tungsten divertors in EAST tokamak
Fuel recycling control in long pulse discharges is studied in EAST tokamak with tungsten divertors by particle balance. Double null configuration, proper Resonant Magnetic Perturbation (RMP), divertor cryopumps and realtime lithium injection, are all ...
Yaowei Yu +5 more
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Realization of thousand-second improved confinement plasma with Super I-mode in Tokamak EAST. [PDF]
Song Y +68 more
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Observation of tearing mode triggering by sawtooth crash with high-Z impurity accumulation in EAST
The high-Z impurity accumulation in the plasma core could degrade the plasma performance and may affect sawtooth crash and trigger tearing modes (TMs) in experimental advanced superconducting tokamak (EAST).
Shanshan Pan +11 more
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Analysis of beam ion driven Alfvén eigenmode stability induced by Tungsten contamination in EAST
Alfvén eigenmodes (AE) activity is observed in the EAST high β _N and low B _T discharge 93910, operation scenario dedicated to explore the ITER baseline scenario.
X.H. Wang +12 more
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Evolution of Tungsten Fiber‐Reinforced Tungsten‐Remarks on Production and Joining
Material challenges for future fusion reactors demand advanced materials. W‐fiber‐reinforced W‐composite (W f/W) with improved toughness is a promising candidate. It can be produced via chemical vapor deposition or powder metallurgical routes. This review focuses on upscaling W f/W production for fusion applications.
Jan Willem Coenen +8 more
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Investigation of particle exhaust from EAST divertor
Particle control is one of the key issues for steady-state tokamak operation. The density decay time is used to evaluate the capability of the divertor to exhaust particle with all fueling turn off.
B. Cao +4 more
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This work combines femtosecond laser direct writing (FLDW) with a nonconventional optical fiber fabrication technique called the molten core method (MCM), to 3D inscribe thermally stable nanostructures in glass optical fibers. This materials‐driven approach is validated through the fabrication of temperature sensors, opening the door to a new ...
Yitao Wang +9 more
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Electron‐Scale Reconnection in Three‐Dimensional Shock Turbulence
Abstract Magnetic reconnection has been observed in the transition region of quasi‐parallel shocks. In this work, the particle‐in‐cell method is used to simulate three‐dimensional reconnection in a quasi‐parallel shock. The shock transition region is turbulent, leading to the formation of reconnecting current sheets with various orientations.
J. Ng +5 more
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Abstract Gyrokinetic simulations are among the main tools to predict turbulent transport in the core of fusion devices. Unlike the core, the plasma edge and scrape‐off layer are characterized by lower temperature and higher collisionality. To allow for realistic gyrokinetic modelling of edge and scrape‐off layer turbulence, it is crucial to include ...
Philipp Ulbl +2 more
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Sensitivity of Microwave Interferometer in the Limiter Shadow to filaments in ASDEX upgrade
Abstract Microwave Interferometer in the Limiter Shadow (MILS) is a new diagnostic, installed on ASDEX Upgrade for electron density measurements in the far Scrape‐Off Layer (SOL). At the chosen frequency of 47 GHz, the region of measurements varies within several centimetres before and after the limiter, depending on the density.
Mariia Usoltceva +6 more
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