Numerical modeling of induced forces during vertical disruption events in a vacuum vessel with anisotropic resistivity.
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Abstract
Vertical disruption events (VDE) can pose a significant risk on tokamak operations and economics due to the potential structural damage that can arise from them. In this work, we employ a numerical COMSOLĀ® model to explore the effect of anisotropic resistivity on the induced forces due to a VDE. A verification of this model against the analytical model for a cylindrical geometry has been carried out. The effects of realistic tokamak shapes and characteristic parameters are then explored by taking advantage of the flexibility of numerical model.
Presenters
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Gabriele Ferrero
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Authors
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Gabriele Ferrero
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Joseph Jerkins
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Jeffrey P Freidberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Sara E Ferry
MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
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Ethan E Peterson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Dennis Whyte
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, MIT