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Studies of Trapping and Accumulation of Fast Ions in Preliminary Experiments on Neutral Beam Injection at the GOL-NB Facility

Journal

PLASMA PHYSICS REPORTS
Volume 48, Issue 11, Pages 1137-1141

Publisher

PLEIADES PUBLISHING INC
DOI: 10.1134/S1063780X22600682

Keywords

plasma; open magnetic trap; multiple-mirror trap; GOL-NB; neutral injection; fast ions; plasma diagnostics

Funding

  1. Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation
  2. Russian Science Foundation [21-12-00133]

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This study presents the results of preliminary experiments on neutral beam injection with a power of 1 MW into the central trap of the GOL-NB facility. The main focus of the study was the integration of all systems and basic diagnostics. The results show the attenuation of neutral beams in plasma and the parameters of the fast ion population. The study discusses the dynamics of accumulation and energy spectrum of the fast ion population formed in plasma as a result of neutral beam injection, and analyzes the physical mechanisms that explain the observed spectrum of fast ions.
The results are presented from preliminary experiments on neutral beam injection with the power of approximately 1 MW into the central trap of the GOL-NB facility. The main technical task of the work was the integrated commissioning of all systems and basic diagnostics. The results are presented on the attenuation of neutral beams in plasma and the parameters of the fast ion population. In the regimes under discussion, the attenuation factor of the flow of injected particles of heating beams reaches 40% at the simultaneous start of the initial plasma accumulation in the trap and its heating by neutral beams. The dynamics of accumulation and energy spectrum of the fast ion population formed in plasma as a result of neutral beam injection are discussed, and the physical mechanisms are analyzed that can provide for the observed spectrum of fast ions.

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