We study the molecular penetration depth variation with the SMBI fluxes.The molecular transport process and the penetration depth during SMBI with various injection velocities and densities are simulated and compared....We study the molecular penetration depth variation with the SMBI fluxes.The molecular transport process and the penetration depth during SMBI with various injection velocities and densities are simulated and compared.It is found that the penetration depth of molecules strongly depends on the radial convective transport of SMBI and it increases with the increase of the injection velocity.The penetration depth does not vary much once the SMBI injection density is larger than a critical value due to the dramatic increase of the dissociation rate on the fueling path.An effective way to improve the SMBI penetration depth has been predicted,which is SMBI with a large radial injection velocity and a lower molecule injection density than the critical density.展开更多
Using the trans-neut module of the BOUT＋＋ code, we study how the fueling penetration depth of supersonic molecular beam injection（SMBI） is affected by plasma density and temperature profiles. The plasma densities ...Using the trans-neut module of the BOUT＋＋ code, we study how the fueling penetration depth of supersonic molecular beam injection（SMBI） is affected by plasma density and temperature profiles. The plasma densities and temperatures in L-mode are initialized to be a set of linear profiles with different core plasma densities and temperatures. The plasma profiles are relaxed to a set of steady states with different core plasma densities or temperatures. For a fixed gradient, the steady profiles are characterized by the core plasma density and temperature. The SMBI is investigated based on the final steady profiles with different core plasma densities or temperatures. The simulated results suggest that the SMB injection will be blocked by dense core plasma and high-temperature plasma. Once the core plasma density is set to be N（i0）= 1.4N0（N0= 1 × 10^19m^-3） it produces a deeper penetration depth. When N（i0） is increased from 1.4N0 to 3.9N0 at intervals of 0.8N0, keeping a constant core temperature of T（e0）= 725 eV at the radial position of ψ = 0.65, the penetration depth gradually decreases. Meanwhile, when the density is fixed at N（i0）= 1.4N0 and the core plasma temperature T（e0） is set to 365 eV,the penetration depth increases. The penetration depth decreases as T（e0） is increased from 365 eV to 2759 eV. Sufficiently large N（i0） or T（e0） causes most of the injected molecules to stay in the scrape-off-layer（SOL） region, lowering the fueling efficiency.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11375053,11575055,11405022,and 11405112)the Chinese National Fusion Project for ITER(Grant Nos.2013GB107001 and 2013GB112005)+1 种基金the International S&T Cooperation Program of China(Grant No.2015DFA61760)the Funds of the Youth Innovation Team of Science and Technology in Sichuan Province of China(Grant No.2014TD0023)
文摘We study the molecular penetration depth variation with the SMBI fluxes.The molecular transport process and the penetration depth during SMBI with various injection velocities and densities are simulated and compared.It is found that the penetration depth of molecules strongly depends on the radial convective transport of SMBI and it increases with the increase of the injection velocity.The penetration depth does not vary much once the SMBI injection density is larger than a critical value due to the dramatic increase of the dissociation rate on the fueling path.An effective way to improve the SMBI penetration depth has been predicted,which is SMBI with a large radial injection velocity and a lower molecule injection density than the critical density.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation for Young Scientists of China(Grant No.11605143)the Undergraduate Training Programs for Innovation and Entrepreneurship of Sichuan Province,China(Grant No.05020732)+4 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11575055)the Fund from the Department of Education in Sichuan Province of China(Grant No.15ZB0129)the China National Magnetic Confinement Fusion Science Program(Grant No.2013GB107001)the National ITER Program of China(Contract No.2014GB113000)the Funds of the Youth Innovation Team of Science and Technology in Sichuan Province of China(Grant No.2014TD0023)
文摘Using the trans-neut module of the BOUT＋＋ code, we study how the fueling penetration depth of supersonic molecular beam injection（SMBI） is affected by plasma density and temperature profiles. The plasma densities and temperatures in L-mode are initialized to be a set of linear profiles with different core plasma densities and temperatures. The plasma profiles are relaxed to a set of steady states with different core plasma densities or temperatures. For a fixed gradient, the steady profiles are characterized by the core plasma density and temperature. The SMBI is investigated based on the final steady profiles with different core plasma densities or temperatures. The simulated results suggest that the SMB injection will be blocked by dense core plasma and high-temperature plasma. Once the core plasma density is set to be N（i0）= 1.4N0（N0= 1 × 10^19m^-3） it produces a deeper penetration depth. When N（i0） is increased from 1.4N0 to 3.9N0 at intervals of 0.8N0, keeping a constant core temperature of T（e0）= 725 eV at the radial position of ψ = 0.65, the penetration depth gradually decreases. Meanwhile, when the density is fixed at N（i0）= 1.4N0 and the core plasma temperature T（e0） is set to 365 eV,the penetration depth increases. The penetration depth decreases as T（e0） is increased from 365 eV to 2759 eV. Sufficiently large N（i0） or T（e0） causes most of the injected molecules to stay in the scrape-off-layer（SOL） region, lowering the fueling efficiency.
