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Title |
139: TQ radiation distribution from R-2 MGI |
Name: | Eric Hollmann ehollmann@ucsd.edu |
Affiliation: | University of California, San Diego |
Research Area: | Disruption Mitigation |
Presentation time: |
Not requested |
Co-Author(s): | N. Commaux, R. Moyer, C. Lasnier |
ITPA Joint Experiment : |
No |
Description: | Evaluate if R-2 MGI gives more uniform radiated heat loads than R+1 MGI. |
ITER IO Urgent Research Task : |
Yes |
Experimental Approach/Plan: | Shut down LSN plasmas with R-2 MGI. Then shut down same target plasma with R+1 MGI. Optimize diagnostics to get good visible and IR camera imaging of injection location. |
Background: | ITER is planning on shutting down disrupting shots with R+1 MGI. However, poloidal flows seem to move the injected impurities rapidly to the center post, so main chamber melting at the injection port and at the center post are a concern. It is possible that using R-2 injection will spread Prad loads more uniformly. Also, injecting at several locations simultaneously may help. |
Resource Requirements: | 135R-2 MGI injector |
Diagnostic Requirements: | Fast bolometer, main chamber IR camera |
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