Faraday shield dissipation in the drivers of SPIDER based on electromagnetic 3D calculations

D. López-Bruna, S. Denizeau, I. Predebon, A. La Rosa, C. Poggi, P. Agostinetti
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SPIDER (Source for the Production of Ions of Deuterium Extracted from Rf plasma) is a full-scale prototype of the ITER NBI source. It is based on the concept of inductive coupling between radio-frequency current drive and plasma. Present three-dimensional (3D) electromagnetic calculations of stationary RF fields in SPIDER permit an evaluation of the power dissipation in its main constituents. Taking experimental plasma parameters as input, we concentrate on the power dissipation in the copper-made Faraday shield lateral wall (FSLW) of the source for discharges with and without a static magnetic filter field. In agreement with our previous results and a first comparison with calorimetry data from the FSLW cooling circuit, the FSLW cylinder alone absorbs around 50\% of the available power for the studied plasma parameters. A hypothesized improvement of transport confinement may increase significantly the efficiency.
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基于电磁 3D 计算的 SPIDER 驱动器中的法拉第屏蔽损耗
SPIDER(从射频等离子体中提取氘核离子的生产源)是国际热核实验堆 NBI 源的全尺寸原型。它基于射频电流驱动和等离子体之间的感应耦合概念。目前对 SPIDER 中的静态射频场进行的三维(3D)电磁计算允许对其主要成分的功率耗散进行评估。以实验等离子体参数为输入,我们集中研究了有静态磁滤波器场和无静态磁滤波器场放电时源的铜制法拉第屏蔽侧壁(FSLW)中的功率耗散。与我们之前的研究结果以及与法拉第屏蔽侧壁冷却回路的热量计数据的首次比较结果一致,在所研究的等离子体参数下,法拉第屏蔽侧壁圆柱体单独吸收了约 50% 的可用功率。假设对传输限制进行改进,可能会显著提高效率。
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