57th Annual Meeting of the Division of Plasma Physics, November 16 - 20 2015, Savannah, Georgia Equilibrium Reconstruction Theory and Modeling Optimized.

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57th Annual Meeting of the Division of Plasma Physics, November , Savannah, Georgia Equilibrium Reconstruction Theory and Modeling Optimized coil placement for bootstrap OR Pfirsch-Schlüter sensitivity Spark used to model vessel eddy currents V3FIT for reconstruction Experiment Significant reduced profile uncertainty Eddy current modeling crucial for reconstruction Bootstrap current evolution & rational surfaces reconstructed for Hill operation HSX Program Overview and Research Directions F Simon B Anderson & the HSX Team HSX Plasma Laboratory, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, USA Overview Current experimental program concentrated on 4 main areas: 1) turbulent transport, 2) equilibrium reconstruction, 3) plasma flows and electric fields and 4) edge transport and fueling.  Heat pulse propagation experiment demonstrates lack of stiffness in heat transport, in agreement with non-linear GENE 3-D gyrokinetic calculations using two kinetic species  Equilibrium reconstruction demonstrates evolution of bootstrap current, and bootstrap current generation of islands in Hill configuration.  Improvement in neoclassical theory are being used to examine impurity effects on bootstrap currents and flows which will be compared to experiments.  Differential counter-streaming Pfirsch-Schlüter parallel ion flow measurements provide a measure of E r in the core.  Motional Stark Effect polarimetry measurement of the radial electric field profile in HSX has begun.  Edge studies show 2D density, flows and electric fields in edge island.  Particle balance studies in a limiter configuration aim to examine the fueling, recycling and particle balance. HSX plans focus on energetic ion confinement, ion root transport with hotter ions, turbulent transport mitigation through magnetics optimization and extensions to equilibrium reconstruction. Turbulent Transport Theory and Modeling GENE non-linear calculations confirm experimental lack of stiffness in core. Experiment Pulse propagation experiments demonstrate transport is not stiff in core. Interferometer measurements of density fluctuations show increase with decreasing L n (off-axis heating), consistent with TEM drive Deng CP Plasma Flow & Electric Fields Theory and Modeling Compare DKES and PENTA codes, both assume mono- energetic distribution, to SFINCS (Landreman) and FORTEC-3D (Satake) which do not. Smoniewski CP Use SFINCS to model transport with impurities and flux-surface variation Experiment Inboard/outboard CXRS measurement of Pfirsch-Schlüter flow indicates larger core Er than measured previously Kumar CP Use Motional Stark Effect Polarimetry to measure Er profile directly Dobbins CP Edge Transport and fueling Theory and Modeling Model Te, ne and plasma flow at edge with EMC3-EIRENE for different HSX magnetic configurations Compare DEGAS neutral calculations to EIRENE and derive fueling efficiency ( f ) coefficients Develop single reservoir model to quantify particle balance Stephey CP Experiment 2D contours of n e, T e, V || and V p measured in edge. Electric fields measured within islands that are not included in EMC3-EIRENE model Akerson CP Study neutral fueling and particle balance with limiter in HSX and W7- X Stephey CP a/L ETG1 0.1 TEM2 10 Te Q e / Q GB TEM1 Exp Measured parallel ion flow Pfirsch-Schlüter factor Explore feasibility of optimizing magnetics for reducing turbulent transport Builds on quasisymmetric topology which is optimized for improved neoclassical transport Increase ion temperature with 20kV 10ms neutral beam -- H or D Study fast ion confinement with injection into high T e plasma through D-D neutron production Explore transport dependence on E r in electron- and ion-root plasmas Bootstrap evolution current profile reconstruction comparisons to model Examine Zeff and impurity injection effects on currents and current profiles – Laser Blowoff Improved fluctuation diagnostic capabilities for direct comparison to GENE turbulence predictions Heterodyne interferometer for spatial density resolution, k resolution Collective scattering upgrade to extend k sensitivity Doppler reflectometer for density fluctuations and plasma rotation measurements Correlated ECE for T e fluctuation spectrum as related to n e fluctuations Higher density operation with neutral source control and different fueling - SGI Higher density core plasma and interface to scrape-off layer Study impurity transport and exhaust in ion root E r HSX Directions