SPHEROMAK FORMATION BY STEADY INDUCTIVE HELICITY INJECTION
Steady Inductive Helicity Injection (SIHI) is a novel method for driving current in toroidal magnetized plasmas. The HIT-SI device uses two inductive injectors (with odd toroidal symmetry), oscillating at 5.8 kHz, to form and sustain a steady state spheromak (with even toroidal symmetry) through non...
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| creator | Redd, A J Jarboe, T R Akcay, C Aboulhosn, R Z Hamp, W T Marklin, G J Nelson, B A O'Neill, R G Sieck, P E Smith, R J Stewart, B T Wrobel, J S |
| description | Steady Inductive Helicity Injection (SIHI) is a novel method for driving current in toroidal magnetized plasmas. The HIT-SI device uses two inductive injectors (with odd toroidal symmetry), oscillating at 5.8 kHz, to form and sustain a steady state spheromak (with even toroidal symmetry) through non-linear relaxation. HIT-SI has formed spheromaks with up to 29 kA of toroidal current, using less than 6 MW of injected power, a much lower power threshold for spheromak production than previously observed. Internal and external magnetic field measurements are well-matched by a theory-based Taylor-state equilibrium model, including the field oscillations driven by the injectors. |
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