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Properties of deposited layer formed by interaction with Be seede D-He mixture plasma and tungsten Reviewed

K.Tokunaga, M.J.Baldwin, D.Nishijima, R.P.Doerner, S.Nagata, B.Tsuchiya, H.Kurishita, T.Fujiwara, K.Araki, Y.Miyamoto, N.Ohno, Y.Ueda

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 442 ( 1-3 ) page： S313-S319 2013.11

Characterization of Gun Plasma Penetrated into a Steady State Plasma Device Reviewed

S.Kajita, T.Akiyama, T.Nihashi, M.Osaka, N. Ohno, Y.Kikuchi, I.Sakuma, M.Nagata

IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PLASMA SCIENCE Vol. 41 ( 11 ) page： 3122-3128 2013.11

Field emission property of nanostructured tungsten formed by helium plasma irradiation Reviewed

Shin Kajita, Noriyasu Ohno, Yuki Hirahata, Mineo Hiramatsu

FUSION ENGINEERING AND DESIGN Vol. 88 ( 11 ) page： 2842 - 2847 2013.11

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA

Field emission property of nanostructured tungsten formed by the exposure to a helium plasma is measured to investigate the initiation process of arcing in nuclear fusion devices. Field emission current from the nanostructured tungsten and tungsten with helium bubbles was significantly higher than that from the polished tungsten specimen. However, field enhancement factor was on the order of 100, which was almost comparable to that of bulk tungsten; the increase in the field emission current is attributed to primarily an increase in the effective emission surface area. From the calculation of thermo-field emission current from a heated tungsten, it is thought that a significant current emission can be still initiated even when the field enhancement factor is not so high when tungsten is exposed to high density plasmas such as the one accompanied with ELMs. (C) 2013 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

DOI： 10.1016/j.fusengdes.2013.05.014

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Progress of the JT-60SA project Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Kamada Y., Barabaschi P., Ishida S., Abdel Maksoud W., Aiba N., Akino N., Akiyama T., Alonso J., Angioni C., Arai T., Arakawa H., Ardellier F., Artaud J., Asakawa S., Asakura N., Ashikawa N., Balaguer D., Barbato E., Barrera G., Baruzzo M., Baulaigue O., Bayetti P., Bécoulet M., Benkadda S., Benoit F., Besi U., Beurskens M., Boccaccini L., Bolzonella T., Borba D., Botija J., Bourdelle C., Brolatti G., Bruschi A., Bucalossi J., Cara P., Challis C., Chantant M., Chapman I., Chesny P., Chiba S., Ciayznski D., Cismondi F., Cocilovo V., Coletti R., Coletti A., Collins B., Conway G., Corato V., Costa P., Cucchiaro A., Dael A., Davis S., Day C., De Baar M., Decool P., Della Corte A., Delrez C., De Vries P., Decker J., Di Zenobio A., Di Pace L., Di Pietro E., Disset G., Donati A., Douai D., Dougnac H., Drotziger S., Duchateau J.L., Duglue D., Dumas N., Ejiri A., Endo Y., Farina D., Fernandez P., Ferro A., Fietz W., Figini L., Fslchetto G., Fujita T., Fukuda T., Fukumoto M., Fukuyama A., Furukawa M., Furukawa M., Gaio E., Garcia J., Garzotti L., Gauthier E., Genini L., Geraud A., Ginoulhiac G., Giruzzi G., Gomez Carrasco B., Gonde R., Goniche M., Gouat P., Gros G., Haga S.

Nuclear Fusion Vol. 53 ( 10 ) 2013.10

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Nuclear Fusion

The JT-60SA project implemented by Japan and Europe is progressing on schedule towards the first plasma in March 2019. After careful R&D, procurements of the major components have entered their manufacturing stages. In parallel, disassembly of JT-60U has been completed on time, and the JT-60SA tokamak assembly is expected to start in January 2013. The JT-60SA device, a highly shaped large superconducting tokamak with a variety of plasma control actuators, has been designed in order to contribute to ITER and to complement ITER in all the major areas of fusion plasma development necessary to decide DEMO reactor construction. Detailed assessments and prediction studies of the JT-60SA plasma regimes have confirmed these capabilities: using ITER- and DEMO-relevant plasma regimes, heating conditions, and its sufficiently long discharge duration, JT-60SA enables studies on magnetohydrodynamic stability at high beta, heat/particle/momentum transport, high-energy ion physics, pedestal physics including edge localized mode control, and divertor physics. By integrating these studies, the project provides 'simultaneous and steady-state sustainment of the key performance characteristics required for DEMO' with integrated control scenario development.

DOI： 10.1088/0029-5515/53/10/104010

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Control of 3D edge radiation structure with resonant magnetic perturbation fields applied to the stochastic layer and stabilization of radiative divertor plasma in LHD Reviewed Open Access

M. Kobayashi, S. Masuzaki, I. Yamada, Y. Narushima, C. Suzuki, N. Tamura, B. J. Peterson, S. Morita, C. F. Dong, N. Ohno, S. Yoshimura, Y. Feng, M. Goto, K. Sato, T. Akiyama, K. Tanaka

Nuclear Fusion Vol. 53 ( 9 ) 2013.9

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

It is found that resonant magnetic perturbation (RMP) fields have a stabilizing effect on the radiating edge plasma, realizing stable sustainment of radiative divertor (RD) operation in the Large Helical Device (LHD). Without RMP, thermal instability leads to radiative collapse. Divertor power load is reduced by a factor of 3-10 during the RMP-assisted RD phase, while maintaining relatively good core plasma confinement with confinement enhancement factor . It has also been demonstrated that the RMP field itself can initiate transition to RD operation by increasing perturbation strength, while keeping constant density and injection power. The results show a possibility of a new control knob for divertor power load in a 3D magnetic field configuration. It is also found that after the transition to RD, the energy confinement enhancement factor based on ISS04 scaling increases by a factor of 1.4 compared with the attached phase. The operation range of the RMP-assisted RD is identified in terms of RMP strength and radial location of the resonance layer of the RMP. A 3D edge radiation structure is analysed using the edge transport code EMC3-EIRENE and the results are compared with experiments. The comparison indicates that the application of RMP modulates the 3D edge radiation structure such that an intense radiation appears around the X-point of the m/n = 1/1 island in the case with RMP, while it is located at the inboard side without RMP. © 2013 IAEA, Vienna.

DOI： 10.1088/0029-5515/53/9/093032

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Growth Annealing Equilibrium of Tungsten Nanostructures by Helium Plasma Irradiation in Non Eroding Regimes Reviewed

S.Kajita, N.Ohno, M.Yajima, J.Kato

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 440 ( 1-3 ) page： 55-62 2013.9

Influence of crystal orientation on damages of tungsten exposed to helium plasma Reviewed

N.Ohno, Y.Hirahata, M.Yamagiwa, S.Kajita, M.Takagi, N.Yoshida, R.Yoshihara, T.Tokunaga, M.Tokitani

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S879-S882 2013.7

Study of Hydrogen Isotopes Behavior in Carbon Based Materials with In-Situ Ion Beam Analysis under Plasma Exposure Reviewed

Y.Nakamura, M.Yamagiwa, T.Kaneko, N.Matsunami, N.Ohno, S.Kajita, M.Takagi, M.Tokitani, S.Masuzaki

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S1036-S1039 2013.7

Tritium retention in nanostructured tungsten with large effective surface area Reviewed

M.Yajima, Y.Hatano, S.Kajita, J.Shi, M.Hara, N.Ohno

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S1142-S1145 2013.7

Enhancement of multi-pulse laser induced damage threshold on Cu mirror under vacuum condition Reviewed Open Access

S.Kajita, R.Yasuhara, M.Sato, N.Ohno, M.Tokitani, N.Yoshida

Optics Express Vol. 21 ( 14 ) page： 17275-17284 2013.7

Development of steady/transient dual plasma irradiation device using a plasma gun Reviewed

S.Kajita, N.Ohno, T.Akiyama, T.Nihashi, T.Uchiyama, M.Osaka, Y.Kikuchi, M.Nagata

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S707-S710 2013.7

Divertor heat and particle control experiments on the large helical device Reviewed

S. Masuzaki, M.Kobayashi, T.Akiyama, N.Ohno, T.Morisaki, et al.

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S133-S138 2013.7

Edge and divertor plasma measurements with ion sensitive and Mach probes in LHD Reviewed

Y.Hayashi, N.Ezumi, S.Masuzaki, H.Tanaka, M.Kobayashi, K.Sawada, N.Ohno, the LHD Experiment Group

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S1228-S1231 2013.7

Tritium retention in nanostructured tungsten with large effective surface area Reviewed

M.Yajima, Y.Hatano, S.Kajita, J.Shi, M.Hara, N.Ohno

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S1142-S1145 2013.7

Study of hydrogen isotopes behavior in carbon based materials with in situ ion beam analysis under plasma exposure Reviewed

Y. Nakamura, M. Yamagiwa, T. Kaneko, N. Matsunami, N. Ohno, S. Kajita, M. Takagi, M. Tokitani, S. Masuzaki

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S1036-S1039 2013.7

Influence of crystal orientation on damages of tungsten exposed to helium plasma Reviewed

N.Ohno, Y.Hirahata, M.Yamagiwa, S.Kajita, M.Takagi, N.Yoshida, R.Yoshihara, T.Tokunaga, M.Tokitani

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S879-S882 2013.7

Thermal radiation characteristics and direc evidence of tungsten cooling on the way to nanostructure formation on its surface Reviewed

S.Takamura, T.Miyamoto, N.Ohno

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S814-S817 2013.7

Recent results of divertor simulation research using an end-cell of a large tandem mirror device Reviewed

Y. Nakashima, H. Takeda, K. Ichimura, K. Hosoi, M. Sakamoto, M. Hirata, M. Ichimura, R. Ikezoe, T. Imai, T. Ishii, T. Kariya, I. Katanuma, J. Kohagura, R. Minami, T. Numakura, H. Ueda, M. Yoshikawa, N. Asakura, T. Furuta, A. Hatayama, et al.(N.Ohno No.27)

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S738-S741 2013.7

Kinetic effect of high energy ions on the temperature profile in the boundary plasma region Reviewed

N.Ezumi, Y.Hayashi, K.Todoroki, K.Okazaki, H.Tanaka, S.Masuzaki, N.Ohno

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 438 page： S472-S474 2013.7

Properties of deposited layer formed by interaction with Be seeded D-He mixture plasma and tungsten Reviewed International coauthorship International journal

Tokunaga K., Baldwin M.J., Nishijima D., Doerner R.P., Nagata S., Tsuchiya B., Kurishita H., Fujiwara T., Araki K., Miyamoto Y., Ohno N., Ueda Y.

Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 442 ( 1-3 SUPPL.1 ) 2013.6

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：Journal of Nuclear Materials

Be-seeded, high-flux, deuterium/helium mixture plasma exposure experiments on tungsten target materials have been performed to simulate ITER all tungsten divertor erosion/modification and deposition phenomena. The exposure conditions are kept fixed at a typical low-ion-energy of 60 eV and a flux of 3-6 × 1022/m2/s. Sample temperature is 1123 K and plasma exposure times spanning 1050-10,100 s are explored. The typical ratio of He/D ions is 0.2 and Be content is 0.2%. A He-induced nanostructure layer is formed on the exposure surfaces of tungsten materials and the surface of the nanostructure is covered by a thin layer of Be and O. A fraction of the re-eroded Be from the target is deposited on a glassy carbon plate with line of sight to the tungsten target. Rutherford backscattering spectrometry analyses show that the Be redeposit layer is in the form of laminae. Small amounts of Mo, W and C are also found in the redeposited Be layer. Elastic recoil detection analyses show that D, He and H are also included in the redeposited Be layer. © 2013 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

DOI： 10.1016/j.jnucmat.2013.05.006

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