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Applicability of the dielectric barrier discharge for helium ash measurements in the divertor region

2016

Abstract Controlled fusion based on the magnetic confinement of the plasma is one of the main aims of the Euro-fusion programme. In the fusion device, the hydrogen isotopes, in nuclear reactions, will produce helium nuclei. The products, as the ash, will be removed from the plasma in the region of the so-called divertor. Controlling the helium to hydrogen ratio in this ‘exhaust gas’ will provide information about the efficiency of the fusion process as well as of the efficiency of the helium removal system. One of the methods to perform this task is to study the properties of the discharge conducted in such exhaust gas. In this paper, the applicability of the dielectric barrier discharge (D…

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The power threshold of H-mode access in mixed hydrogen–tritium and pure tritium plasmas at JET with ITER-like wall

2022

The heating power to access the high confinement mode (H-mode), PLH, scales approximately inversely with the isotope mass of the main ion plasma species as found in (protonic) hydrogen, deuterium and tritium plasmas in many fusion facilities over the last decades. In first dedicated L–H transition experiments at the Joint European Torus (JET) tokamak facility with the ITER-like wall (ILW), the power threshold, PLH, was studied systematically in plasmas of pure tritium and hydrogen–tritium mixtures at a magnetic field of 1.8 T and a plasma current of 1.7 MA in order to assess whether this scaling still holds in a metallic wall device. The measured power thresholds, PLH, in Ohmically heated t…

Nuclear and High Energy Physics:Física::Física de fluids [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC]IsòtopsL–H transitionTritium plasmasPaper ; magnetic confinement fusion ; fusion plasmas ; L-H transition ; JET tokamak ; tritium plasmasTritiumCondensed Matter Physicsjet tokamakddc:magnetic confinement fusionJET tokamakPhysics::Plasma PhysicsFusion plasmastritium plasmasPhysics::Space PhysicsMagnetic confinement fusionPhysics::Accelerator Physicsfusion plasmasTokamaksl-h transitionNuclear Fusion
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