Prospects of negative triangularity tokamak for advanced steady-state confinement of fusion plasmas in MHD stability consideration [PDF]
The steady-state confinement, beta limit, and divertor heat load are among the most concerned issues for toroidal confinement of fusion plasmas. In this work, we show that the negative triangularity tokamak has promising prospects to address these issues.
Linjin Zheng +6 more
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Analysis of edge transport in L-mode negative triangularity TCV discharges
One of the major problems for future tokamak devices are ELMs (Edge Localized Modes) as they can lead to large, uncontrolled heat fluxes at the machine targets. For this reason, different techniques and alternative magnetic configurations are under study
P. Muscente +3 more
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Electromagnetic system conceptual design for a negative triangularity tokamak
Negative triangularity (NT) tokamak configurations have several key benefits including sufficient core confinement, improved power handling, and reduced edge pressure gradients that allow for edge-localized mode (ELM) free operation.
S. Guizzo +9 more
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Power handling in a highly-radiative negative triangularity pilot plant [PDF]
This work explores detailed power handling solutions for a class of high-field, highly-radiative negative triangularity (NT) reactors based around the MANTA concept (Rutherford et al 2024 Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion).
Mark A. Miller +9 more
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Vertical control of DIII-D discharges with strong negative triangularity
Through predictive modeling validated by a series of experiments on DIII-D, the vertical stability of low β diverted plasmas with strong negative triangularity (NT) ( δ∼−0.6 ) is assessed. As a result of their unique magnetic geometry, NT plasmas feature
A. Nelson +7 more
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How does negative triangularity mitigate ITG turbulence and transport?
Improved confinement in negative triangularity (NT) experiments is attributed to reduced fluxes driven by micro-turbulence. The physical mechanism of why thermal confinement improves in NT relative to PT is unknown.
Rameswar Singh +2 more
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Disentangling core and edge mechanisms of the density limit in DIII-D negative triangularity plasmas
The density limit is investigated in the DIII-D negative triangularity plasmas which lack a standard H-mode edge. We find the limit may not be a singular disruptive boundary but a multifaceted density saturation phenomenon governed by distinct core and ...
R. Hong +16 more
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The optimal configuration choice between positive triangularity (PT) and negative triangularity (NT) tokamaks for fusion power plants hinges on navigating different operational constraints rather than achieving specific plasma performance metrics.
T. Slendebroek +12 more
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Impact of negative triangularity on edge plasma transport and turbulence in TOKAM3X simulations
The impact of triangularity on edge plasma transport and turbulence is addressed from full 3D turbulence simulations performed with TOKAM3X. Flux driven fluid simulations are run on analytical magnetic equilibria generated with positive and negative ...
E. Laribi, E. Serre, P. Tamain, H. Yang
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Comparison of detachment in Ohmic plasmas with positive and negative triangularity [PDF]
In recent years, negative triangularity (NT) has emerged as a potential high-confinement L-mode reactor solution. In this work, detachment is investigated using core density ramps in lower single null Ohmic L-mode plasmas across a wide range of upper ...
O. Février +20 more
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