## Abstract The transport of either intrinsic or injected impurities will play a crucial role in the energy loss mechanisms in the ITER gaseous/cold plasma target divertor. Both 1βD and 2βD multiβcharge state fluid codes are used to model the transport of beryllium in the ITER SOL. Our major conclu
Numerical Simulation of the ITER Gaseous Divertor with the B2.5 Code
β Scribed by S. Ohtsu; S. Tanaka; B. J. Braams
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 387 KB
- Volume
- 36
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0005-8025
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β¦ Synopsis
Abstract
Neon impurity behavior in the ITER gaseous target divertor was investigated numerically by a 2βdimensional multifulid code (B2.5 code). The balance between neon gas puffing and particle pumping in the divertor region had a strong effect on electron energy cooling processes. With increasing puffing or decreasing pumping, the divertor plasma changed into a detached state. The electron cooling zone by neon impurity was distributed along the separatrix, while that by hydrogen and helium spread out from the striking point to the outer wall. A large flow circulation all over the edge region was driven by electron pressure gradient force. It was found that neon impurity flow in the private region had an important role for the electron cooling in the upstream region.
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