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US-Japan Workshop on Fusion Power Plants and Related Advanced Technologies High Temperature Plasma Center, the University of Tokyo Yuichi OGAWA, Takuya GOTO Acknowledge to Profs. A. Sagara, S. Imagawa and K. Yamazaki in NIFS System Code Analysis of Plasma Performance in Helical Reactors with participation of EU October 9-10, 2003 at UCSD

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US-Japan Workshop on Fusion Power Plants and Related Advanced Technologies. with participation of EU October 9-10, 2003 at UCSD. System Code Analysis of Plasma Performance in Helical Reactors. High Temperature Plasma Center, the University of Tokyo Yuichi OGAWA, Takuya GOTO. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: US-Japan Workshop on Fusion Power Plants and Related Advanced Technologies

US-Japan Workshop onFusion Power Plants and Related Advanced Technologies

High Temperature Plasma Center, the University of Tokyo

Yuichi OGAWA, Takuya GOTO

Acknowledge to Profs. A. Sagara, S. Imagawa and K. Yamazaki in NIFS

System Code Analysis of Plasma Performancein Helical Reactors

with participation of EUOctober 9-10, 2003 at UCSD

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Objective and Scope Preliminary study on reactor parameters and comparison with tokamak reactors To explore the R&D issues in helical system. Scope of this study is following two devices; (a) Ignition Device (b) Power Plant

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Physics Constraints Plasma Equilibrium no equilibrium calculation at present limitation of plasma aspect ratio is taken into account. (i.e., A > 3 )

Plasma Confinement several confinement scalings in helical plasmas are employed. (neoclassical transport, -particle confinement is not taken into account.)

Density Limit Density limit scaling is taken into account.

Beta Value no stability calculation at present ( In LHD higher beta value theoretically predicted has been achieved.)

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Plasma Confinement Scaling

ISS95LHDLackner-Gottardi

(ref. Tokamak Scaling)

59.04.03/2

83.051.065.021.2079.0)95( PBnRaISS epE

5.05.02.01.02.13.085.05.0048.0)89( PBnRaIAPITER eppiE

58.084.069.075.02035.0)( PBnRaLHD epE

Strong density dependence in helical plasmas

6.04.03/2

8.06.02043.0)( PBRnaGL epE

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Density Limit ScalingHelical

aRBP

RaBPMinn tottot

c 35.0,25.0 2

tokamak

qRB

aI

n pc 2

and Current Drive Efficiency ( i.e., Pcd ~ n )

A low temperature operation is desirable for divertor heat load.In tokamak plasmas a high density operation is limited,resulting in high temperature operation (i.e., T = 15~20keV).

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Radial build (LHD-type reactor is adopted.)

(Blanket)(Clearance)

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Ignition MachineSmall size with a moderate fusion powerPresent technology

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Ignition device (H=2, Bmax=13T,T=12keV)

A low aspect ratio is required for a small device.

ITER-FDR

ITER-FEAT

Major Radius :R(m)

Fusion PowerPf(MW)

A=3

A=5

A=7

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Ignition device (H=2, Bmax=13T,T=12keV)

Still we have a margin to the density limit.The temperature and the magnetic field might be reduced.

BTnn

BnTRaRBaTn

RaBPn

c

totc

1

2

222

2

n/nc=0.8

n/nc=0.75

Major Radius :R(m)

Fusion PowerPf(MW)

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Ignition device (H=2, Bmax=10T,T=10keV)

n/nc=1.0

n/nc=0.9

If the density is increased to the density limit,the Bmax and the operation temperature are reduced.

Major Radius :R(m)

Fusion PowerPf(MW)

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(H=2, Bmax=13T,T=12keV)

Ignition device (Lackner-Gottardi scaling )

Major Radius :R(m)

Fusion PowerPf(MW)

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Ignition device (LHD scaling )(H=2.5, Bmax=13T,T=12keV)

Major Radius :R(m)

Fusion PowerPf(MW)

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Power Plant3GW thermal powerEngineering Progress might be expected.

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Power Plant (H vs Bmax)

Bmax(T)

H-factor

●   R=10m

●   R=8m

If the magnetic field is strengthened, the H factor is relaxed.

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Power Plant ( density vs Bmax)

A low temperature operation is available in helical system,if the magnetic field is increased.

Bmax(T)

densityn(10E20m-3)

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Power plant (Density limit vs Bmax)

A critical density limits the operation temperature.Bmax(T)

n/nc

T=8keV

T=15keV

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Power Plant (Beta value)

Major radius R(m)

Beta value(%)

Bmax=25T

Bmax=10T

If the maximum magnetic field strength Bmax is increased, a smaller device is available and a margin to the beta value is relaxed.

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Power Plant (neutron flux)

Major radius R(m)

Neutron fluxPn(MW/m2)

Bmax=25T

Bmax=10T

A neutron flux will limit a size of the device.

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SummaryFor Ignition Device  ●  H=2~2.5 might be necessary.  ●  For Pf = 1GW device R ~ 8 m in A = 3 R ~ 12 m in A = 5

For Power Plant ●  High Density Operation might be feasible.  ●  High Field is beneficial.

On Plasma Physics & Technology ●  Low aspect ratio (A = 3~5) ●  Confinement improvement by a factor of 2 ~ 2.5 ●  Exploration for high density operation ●  Development of a high field magnetic coil