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利用离子香蕉轨道中心坐标和香蕉轨道平均算符,讨论了磁岛转动引起的沿磁力线电流分布及其对新经典撕裂模演进的影响.结果显示,考虑此电流的影响,当磁岛旋转频率ω=ω*i时,被离子香蕉轨道宽度效应削弱的自举电流驱动项基本恢复;当ω=ω*e时,离子香蕉轨道宽度效应对自举电流驱动项的削弱则加剧.这意味着磁岛转动方向不同时,此沿力线电流能显著增大或减弱离子香蕉轨道宽度效应对自举电流驱动项的削弱作用.     

电流驱动对磁岛的稳定化

大破裂限定了托卡马克的运行。实验指出，撕裂模或者说磁岛的发展是这种大破裂的主要原因。考虑到无感电流驱动效应，我们重新推导了电阻撕裂模的三维非线性方程组?数值计算表明，跟随磁岛旋转的ＲＦ波电流驱动有效地抑制磁岛的发展。     

粘滞效应对非线性电阻撕裂模的影响

本文研究粘滞效应对非线性电阻撕裂模的影响。利用准环坐标将具有标量电阻率和粘滞系数的MHD方程简化为一组无量纲的非线性方程。并对这组方程采用二步交替隐式差分格式进行数值计算。结果给出了2/1模的演变过程对无量纲粘滞系数的依赖关系和电流密度的分布。发现粘滞效应对饱和磁岛宽度的修正大约为5％(此时R=10~(-5)),同时发现由于粘滞效应的引入导致电流分布在奇异面附近的涨落明显减小。     

高磁雷诺数下剪切流对双撕裂模中二级磁岛的影响

在高磁雷诺数下,当双撕裂模发展进入快速磁场重联阶段时,会发生二级磁岛不稳定性,加剧磁场能量的释放。本文基于扰动形式的守恒磁流体方程组发展高精度的数值模拟程序,在平板位形下研究反对称位形剪切流对双撕裂模中二级磁岛的影响。结果表明：随着剪切流强度和剪切梯度的增加,二级磁岛的数目以及电流片横纵比变小。此外,较强的极向剪切流能够抑制二级磁岛不稳定性的发生。     

反常输运与非线性自持磁岛的自洽分析

从沿磁力线的等离子体电流与粒子径向输运相关的新经典ＭＨＤ型的广义欧姆定律出发，提出了分析反常输运与非线性自持磁岛的自洽理论模型，基于该模型导出了反常扩散系数及反常电子热导。结果表明，非线性磁岛链可由磁岛调制的反常输动维持，反过来又通过磁岛短路效应维持反常输运。     

分段式电子回旋波驱动电流对早期新经典撕裂模的抑制

新经典撕裂模的产生会严重影响托卡马克装置的约束性能,而且在高参数运行状态下的所有装置中该不稳定性不可避免。新经典撕裂模的抑制工作对于聚变装置至关重要,电子回旋波驱动电流(ECCD)是目前抑制新经典撕裂模的主要手段之一。用数值模拟的方法研究了在新经典撕裂模发展的早期加入ECCD后,对新经典撕裂模发展的影响。通过数值模拟发现较小份额的连续ECCD可以减小新经典撕裂模早期的增长速度,同时可以提高再次加入电子回旋波驱动电流抑制处于增长期的新经典撕裂模的效率。     

托卡马克中共振螺旋场对撕裂模的影响

本文在共振螺旋场(RHF)条件下,对撕裂模的时间演化过程进行了数值计算。在等离子体内部磁扰动与外加RHF的相位差不同时,分析了撕裂模的不同发展过程和结果。认为RHF可以最终改变托卡马克中的饱和磁岛宽度。     

反常电子粘滞性引起的线性双撕裂模研究

用圆柱位形的磁流体动力学方程对由反常电子粘滞性引起的双撕裂模的线性行为做了数值研究.分析了两个有理面的间距、粘滞率大小和极向模数对双撕裂模模式结构的影响,给出了各种情况下双撕裂模线性增长率跟表征反常电子粘滞率大小的电子雷诺数的定标关系.     

等离子体轴向运动对撕裂模不稳定性影响研究

从电阻磁流体模型出发,详细推导了柱形位形下低β等离子体中包括等离子体宏观轴向运动效应的电阻性撕裂模线性不稳定性理论。数值研究发现：等离子体轴向运动速度本身对撕裂模具有明显的稳定作用,而轴向运动速度剪切的作用并不明显。分析表明：轴向运动通过改变扰动势函数和磁通函数之间的相位差(偏离π/2)来降低撕裂模增长率,同时产生一个较低的撕裂模频率。     

Mechanism of neoclassical tearing modes triggering by a magnetic perturbation

A new mechanism whereby Neoclassical Tearing Modes (NTMs) can be triggered through toroidal mode coupling to a magnetic perturbation is proposed. The physical picture is the presence of a relatively small “pre-NTM” magnetic island whose frequency is modified by the perturbation, changing polarization current effects from stabilizing to destabilizing.     

Experiment and simulation of tearing mode evolution with electron cyclotron current drive in KSTAR

The tearing mode (TM) plasma instability was observed in low confinement (L-mode) plasmas when non-axisymmetric magnetic perturbation (MP) was applied using external coils during 2011 campaign of KSTAR. Based on the collected information of the magnetic island location in a plasma, a discharge was designed for suppression of a (2,1) TM mode by adjusting electron cyclotron (EC) launcher angles to the estimated island position. Here, the (m,n) notation describes the poloidal mode number and the toroidal mode number of the TM, respectively. The discharge is analysed with experimental observations and numerical simulations. Mirnov coil (MC) arrays and electron cyclotron emission (ECE) are used for analysis of the island width and the location as well as the mode number. The EC deposition and its alignment with the island are estimated by X-ray imaging crystal spectroscopy (XICS) and ECE measurements. An integrated numerical system is employed for modelling of this discharge to analyse a temporal evolution of the mode activity by integrating plasma equilibrium, transport, heating and current drive, and the magnetic island evolution, in a self-consistent way. The effect of EC current drive is discussed by comparing with another TM discharge but without ECCD. Some possibilities for classifying this mode to neoclassical tearing mode (NTM) and stabilisation effect of ECCD are suggested based on the experimental observation and the simulation results.     

Identification of the magnetic island structure in the HL-2A tokamak

The identification of the magnetic island structure in the HL-2A tokamak is presented. First, the perturbation current as a source for the perturbation flux can be determined by using Mirnov probe measurements. By superposing the perturbation flux and the equilibrium flux reconnected by equilibrium fitting, the structure and the width of the magnetic islands can be estimated. The method has been used in the HL-2A experiments.     

用磁探针反演磁岛二维结构的方法及其在HL-2A装置上的应用

介绍了HL-2A装置中利用磁探针数据反演磁岛极向二维结构的新方法,以及在反演基础上建立的撕裂模动态分析方法。在实验中通过磁探针测量确定作为扰动磁场来源的扰动电流。将扰动磁通与由EFIT重建的平衡磁通叠加反演出磁岛的结构,并给出磁岛的宽度。然后,按时间顺序建构二维结构图并依次记录,之后依次展现图像就可以对磁岛进行动态分析。应用此方法进行撕裂模分析,得出了磁岛旋转与电子抗磁漂移方向相同,验证了磁岛宽度与扰动场的关系及ECRH对磁岛的抑制作用。这显示了磁探针反演磁岛结构方法的直观性,对观察并控制MHD不稳定性非常有利。     

Complete stabilization of neoclassical tearing modes with lower hybrid current drive on COMPASS-D. RF teams

Lower hybrid current drive (LHCD) with modest powers ( approximately 10% of the total power input) has been used for the first time to completely stabilize performance limiting neoclassical tearing modes in many COMPASS-D tokamak discharges. The stabilizing effect in these experiments is consistent with a reduction in the free energy available in the current profile to drive tearing modes (i.e., the stability index, delta(')) resulting from favorable current gradients (from the LHCD driven current) around the rational surface.     

Toroidal rotation induced by 4.6 GHz lower hybrid current drive on EAST tokamak

Using a tangentially viewing x-ray imaging crystal spectrometer, substantial co-current rotation driven by lower hybrid current drive(LHCD) at 4.6 GHz is observed on EAST tokamak. This study presents plasma rotation behaviors with 4.6 GHz LHCD injection. Typically, the 10-20 km/s co-current rotation change and the transport of rotation velocity from edge to core are observed. The relationship between plasma parameters and rotation is also investigated, indicating that rotation decreases with increasing internal inductance(l_i) and increases with increasing safety factor(q_0). Hysteresis between rotation and T_e plasma stored energy is observed, suggesting different response times between the electron heating and rotation acceleration by LHCD. A comparison between the rotations driven by 4.6 G LHCD and 2.45 G LHCD on EAST is also presented, in which higher frequency LHCD could induce more rotation changes.     

Stabilization of tearing mode by current drive

The major disruption limits the operation of present tokamaks. Experimental evidences point out that the growth of tearing modes or the magnetic islands is primarily responsible for the occurrence. Taking the non-inductive current drive effects into account, a set of 3D nonlinear equation is derived. It is shown from simulation that the growth of the magnetic island is suppressed effectively by RF current drive. It is consistent with recent experiments on the HL-1 tokamak in which the plasma is stabilized by an RF current drive.     

The influence of mode coupling on the non-linear evolution of tearing modes

On the basis of tearing mode theory a simple but physically explicit model of the evolution of toroidally coupled rotating magnetic islands has been developed. The basic mechanism identified by the model in the island evolution is the locking in phase of rotating islands that leads to rapid destabilisation of an initially stable mode. Destabilisation of marginally stable (2, 1) and (3, 1) modes is analysed in several scenarios. It is shown that mode coupling is an effective way of destabilising a m=3 island in a low- plasma. The numerical examples presented show the individual roles of coupling, inertia and a resistive wall. The model was applied for the analysis of MHD observations of an ASDEX discharge. Received 4 May 1999 and Received in final form 23 July 1999     

Concept of multipole magnetic field rotation in ECRIS

The conventional type of magnetic well is formed by superposition of two types of magnetic field, axial bumpy field and radial multipole field. It is used to contain plasma that consists of neutrals, ions and electrons. These particles are in constant motion in the well and energetic electrons create plasma by violent collisions with neutrals and ions. The confined electrons are constantly heated by ECR technique in the presence of magnetic field. In this paper it has been shown theoretically that how the electron motion is influenced in terms of heating, containment and azimuthal uniformity of plasma, by the axial rotation of the multipole magnetic field [1,2]. Afterwards, the feasibility of achieving a rotating magnetic multipole field is discussed to some extent. And it is seen that it is not beyond the capability of the scientific community in the present scenario of the advanced technology. Presently, it can be achieved for lesser field and slightly larger size of the multipole electromagnet and can be used for improvement of the ECR ion source (ECRIS).