Search for dissertations about: "tokamak disruption"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words tokamak disruption.
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1. Simulation of runaway electron generation during plasma shutdown by impurity injection
Abstract : Disruptions are dangerous instabilities in tokamaks that should be avoided or mitigated. One possible disruption mitigation method is to inject impurities into the plasma to shut it down in a controlled way. Runaway Electrons (REs) can be generated after the plasma is cooled down bythe impurities and these electrons can damage the tokamak. READ MORE
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2. Runaway electrons in tokamak plasmas
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3. Disruption Mitigation in Tokamaks with Massive Material Injection
Abstract : The sudden loss of confinement of the energy content of fusion plasmas in off-normal events, called disruptions, is among the most severe threats to the future of fusion energy based on the tokamak design. An efficient disruption mitigation system will therefore be of utmost importance for future large, high-current devices such as ITER. READ MORE
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4. Runaway electrons and Alfvén eigenmodes in tokamaks
Abstract : Runaway electrons can be generated as a consequence of the rapid thermal quench of the plasma in a tokamak disruption. If the time scale of this cooling is short compared to the collision time in the tail of the electron velocity distribution, incomplete thermalisation of this tail leads to a burst of runaway production. READ MORE
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5. Synchrotron radiation from runaway electrons in plasmas
Abstract : Highly relativistic runaway electrons are of great concern in the area of fusion energy research, since their presence in tokamak plasmas have the potential to hinder the successful and stable operation of the device, and potentially cause severe structural damage. In this thesis, runaway electron generation dynamics is investigated using the newly developed efficient computational tool CODE. READ MORE