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Safety Factor Profile Control in a TokamakController Implementation

Safety Factor Profile Control in a Tokamak: Controller Implementation [The main objectives of this chapter are: to introduce a simplified model for the evolution of the boundary condition (2.16) involving the coupling between the LH power injected into the system and the total plasma current; to use this simplified model to explore the possible impact of these couplings on the stability of the interconnected system; to implement the control law, developed in Chap. 4, in simulation using the METIS code, part of the CRONOS suite of codes [2]; to simulate the effect of profile-reconstruction delays of 100 ms (based on the sampling time in [4]); to extend the control law developed in Chap. 4 in simulation using the RAPTOR code [9] for TCV scenarios.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Safety Factor Profile Control in a TokamakController Implementation

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Springer International Publishing
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© The Author(s) 2014
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978-3-319-01957-4
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61 –84
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10.1007/978-3-319-01958-1_5
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Abstract

[The main objectives of this chapter are: to introduce a simplified model for the evolution of the boundary condition (2.16) involving the coupling between the LH power injected into the system and the total plasma current; to use this simplified model to explore the possible impact of these couplings on the stability of the interconnected system; to implement the control law, developed in Chap. 4, in simulation using the METIS code, part of the CRONOS suite of codes [2]; to simulate the effect of profile-reconstruction delays of 100 ms (based on the sampling time in [4]); to extend the control law developed in Chap. 4 in simulation using the RAPTOR code [9] for TCV scenarios.]

Published: Nov 8, 2013

Keywords: Interconnected System; Raptor Code; Metis Code; Ohmic Voltage; Poloidal Field Coil

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