Feedback and rotational stabilization of resistive wall modes in ITER
Övrigt konferensbidrag, 2004

Different models have been introduced in the stability code MARS-F in order to study the damping effect of resistive wall modes (RWM) in rotating plasmas. Benchmark of MARS-F calculations with RWM experiments on JET and D3D indicates that the semi-kinetic damping model is a good candidate for explaining the damping mechanisms. Based on these results, the critical rotation speeds required for RWM stabilization in an advanced ITER scenario are predicted. Active feedback control of the $n=1$ RWM in ITER is also studied using the MARS-F code.

Rotation

Feedback

ITER

Resistive Wall Mode

Författare

Yueqiang Liu

Chalmers, Institutionen för elektromagnetik, Elektromagnetiska beräkningar

Anders Bondeson

Chalmers, Institutionen för elektromagnetik, Elektromagnetiska beräkningar

M.S. Chu

J-Y. Favez

Y. Gribov

M. Gryaznevich

T.C. Hender

D.F. Howell

R.J. La Haye

J.B. Lister

20th IAEA Fusion Energy Conference,Vilamoura, Portugal, 1-6 November 2004

Vol. TH 2-1

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