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CPOTS – 2 nd ERASMUS Intensive Program Introduction to Charged Particle Optics: Theory and Simulation http://cpots2012.physics.uoc.gr Dept. of Physics, University of Crete Aug 19 – Sept 2, 2012 Heraklion, Crete, GREECE

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Page 1: CPOTS – 2 nd ERASMUS Intensive Program Introduction to Charged Particle Optics: Theory and Simulation  Dept. of Physics,

CPOTS – 2nd ERASMUS Intensive ProgramIntroduction to Charged Particle Optics:

Theory and Simulation

http://cpots2012.physics.uoc.grDept. of Physics, University of Crete

Aug 19 – Sept 2, 2012 Heraklion, Crete, GREECE

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http://cpots2012.physics.uoc.gr 2

Group ProjectBuilding the International Thermonuclear

Experimental Reactor (ITER)

IoannisJordi

Stefan

Dr. Jason GreenwoodDept. of Physics and Astronomy

Queen’s University BelfastE-mail: [email protected]

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What is ITER?

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ITER Nuclear

fusion research and engineering project

Expected to produce ten times the amount of energy input

Largest Tokamak reactor

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Tokamak

Confine a plasma in the shape of a torus

Helicoidal field

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Fusion Two or more atomic

nuclei join together to form a single nucleus

Deuterium, tritium

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Parameters of ITER

Central radius R0=6,2m Inner radius r0=2,0m

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Parameters of ITER 18 toroidal coils carrying

up to 80kA giving a maximum field of 11,8T (5,3T at outer radius)

Deuterium, tritium and α-particles

Plasma current 15MA Plasma temperature 8keV

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 1 using the solenoid-example studying the .lua-file Fly´m

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 1 using the solenoid-example studying the .lua-file Fly´m

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 2a adapting the toroid-example studying the .lua-file Fly´m

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 2a using the toroid-example studying the .lua-file Fly´m

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 2b trying different particle conditions

(mass, charge, angle, energy) and magnetic field strength Trapping is not possible!

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 2b trying different particle conditions

(mass, charge, angle, energy) and magnetic field strength Trapping is not possible!

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 2b explanation for drift: gradient in the

magnetic field Non homogeneous-field Stronger nearcenter

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 3a adding a current loop in LUA

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 3b new parts in the LUA-code:local poloidal_current = 150000local field2 = MField.hoop { current = poloidal_current, center = MField.vector(0,0,0), normal = MField.vector(0,0,1), radius = 6210 }local field = MField.combined_field{field1,field2}

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 4adefine particles:

ParticleSymbo

l

Charge

[e]

Mass[amu]

Energy

[keV]Colour

α-Particle

42He 2+ 4 4.00

0red

Deuterium

21D 1+ 2 100 green

Tritium 31T 1+ 3 100 blue

Proton p 1+ 1 100 pink

Electron e 1- 5*10-

4

100 cyan

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Building ITER in SIMION

Step 4b Fly´m

α-particledeuteriumtritiumprotonelectron

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Results

α-particledeuteriumtritiumprotonelectron

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Problems

even small errors in calculation may cause „untrapping“ (Trajectory quality)

Processing time!

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Conclusions

Centered particles are trapped (theoretically forever) independent from starting direction!

Particles at the edge aren´t trapped stable

„trapping area“: +0,8m to -0,3m from the center-radius

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Thank you for your attention!