论文信息 - Energy confinement scaling and the extrapolation to ITER

Energy confinement scaling and the extrapolation to ITER

The fusion performance of ITER is predicted using three different techniques: statistical analysis of the global energy confinement data, a dimensionless physics parameter similarity method and the full one-dimensional modelling of the plasma profiles. Although the three methods give overlapping predictions for the performance of ITER, the confidence interval of all of the techniques is still quite wide.

Iter Confinement Database

[1] E. W. Herold,et al. Controlled fusion , 1959, IRE Transactions on Electron Devices.

[2] R. Parker,et al. Progress Toward a Tokamak Fusion Reactor , 1992 .

[3] F. Ryter,et al. SPECIAL TOPIC: Global energy confinement H-mode database for ITER , 1992 .

[4] Atsushi Fukuyama,et al. Theory of anomalous transport in H-mode plasmas. , 1994, Physical review letters.

[5] David P. Schissel,et al. ITER H mode confinement database update , 1994 .

[6] Steve C. Chiu,et al. Nondimensional transport scaling in DIII‐D: Bohm versus gyro‐Bohm resolved , 1995 .

[7] J. P. Christiansen,et al. A review of the dimensionless parameter scaling studies , 1996 .

[8] Generalising Regression and Discriminant Analysis: Catastrophe Models for Plasma Confinement and Threshold Data , 1996 .

[9] Glenn Bateman,et al. Theory-based transport modeling of the gyro-radius experiments , 1996 .