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Published on: August 1, 2017
Radiation measurement in plasma disruption by thin-foil infrared bolometer
Min Uk Lee1, Shekar G Thatipamula1, Sehyun Bae1
1Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pohang, Gyeongbuk 37673, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
A thin-foil infrared bolometer has been developed to measure the plasma radiation quantitatively during plasma disruptions in the KSTAR tokamak. We present analytic solutions of a 0D heat transfer model, which enable the estimation of the plasma radiation from the bolometer signal. The analytical solutions for the linear response regime give practical ways by which the radiation power and energy can be estimated from the cooling time scale of the bolometer signal. A useful way of evaluating the linear response of the system is also introduced. The analysis is complemented by 2D heat transfer simulations. The bolometer signals from the shattered pellet injection experiments in the 2020 KSTAR campaign are analyzed and interpreted according to the heat transfer models.
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