Controlling the heat and particle fluxes in the plasma edge and on the plasma facing components is important for the safe and effective operation of every magnetically confined fusion device.This was attempted on Wend...Controlling the heat and particle fluxes in the plasma edge and on the plasma facing components is important for the safe and effective operation of every magnetically confined fusion device.This was attempted on Wendelstein 7-X in the first operational campaign,with the modification of the magnetic configuration by use of the trim coils and tuning the field coil currents,commonly named iota scan.Ideally,the heat loads on the five limiters are equal.However,they differ between each limiter and are non-uniform,due to the（relatively small） error fields caused by the misalignment of components.It is therefore necessary to study the influence of the configuration changes on the transport of heat and particles in the plasma edge caused by the application of error fields and the change of the magnetic configuration.In this paper the upstream measurements conducted with the combined probe are compared to the downstream measurements with the DIAS infrared camera on the limiter.展开更多
A multi-channel retarding field analyzer（MC-RFA） including two RFA modules and two Langmuir probes to measure the ion and electron temperature profiles within the scrape-off layer was developed for investigations of...A multi-channel retarding field analyzer（MC-RFA） including two RFA modules and two Langmuir probes to measure the ion and electron temperature profiles within the scrape-off layer was developed for investigations of the interplay between magnetic topology and plasma transport at the plasma boundary.The MC-RFA probe for the stellarator W7-X and first measurements at the tokamak EAST was designed.The probe head allows simultaneous multichannel ion temperature as well as for electron temperature measurements.The usability for radial correlation measurements of the measured ion currents is also given.展开更多
基金funding from the Euratom research and training program 2014–2018 under grant agreement No.633053
文摘Controlling the heat and particle fluxes in the plasma edge and on the plasma facing components is important for the safe and effective operation of every magnetically confined fusion device.This was attempted on Wendelstein 7-X in the first operational campaign,with the modification of the magnetic configuration by use of the trim coils and tuning the field coil currents,commonly named iota scan.Ideally,the heat loads on the five limiters are equal.However,they differ between each limiter and are non-uniform,due to the（relatively small） error fields caused by the misalignment of components.It is therefore necessary to study the influence of the configuration changes on the transport of heat and particles in the plasma edge caused by the application of error fields and the change of the magnetic configuration.In this paper the upstream measurements conducted with the combined probe are compared to the downstream measurements with the DIAS infrared camera on the limiter.
基金funding from the Euratom research and training programme 2014–2018 under grant agreement No.633053supported by the National Magnetic Confinement Fusion Science Program of China under Contracts No.20113GB106003
文摘A multi-channel retarding field analyzer（MC-RFA） including two RFA modules and two Langmuir probes to measure the ion and electron temperature profiles within the scrape-off layer was developed for investigations of the interplay between magnetic topology and plasma transport at the plasma boundary.The MC-RFA probe for the stellarator W7-X and first measurements at the tokamak EAST was designed.The probe head allows simultaneous multichannel ion temperature as well as for electron temperature measurements.The usability for radial correlation measurements of the measured ion currents is also given.
