An integrated approach to the control of magnetically confined plasmas

In this paper, a short review of the work done in the framework of a nation-wide research programme on ‘Models and Methods for Plasma Control in Magnetically Confined Fusion Experiments’ is presented. The broad aim of the overall programme is to develop and propose a new effective and reliable appro...

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Veröffentlicht in:Fusion engineering and design 2001-10, Vol.56, p.705-709
Hauptverfasser: Albanese, R, Ambrosino, G, Ariola, M, Bagatin, M, Bellina, F, Bettini, P, Borghi, C.A, Chitarin, G, Coccorese, E, Formisano, A, Fresa, R, De Magistris, M, Gnesotto, F, Guarnieri, M, Marchiori, G, Martone, R, Pironti, A, Ribani, P.L, Rubinacci, G, Stella, A, Trevisan, F, Villone, F
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Zusammenfassung:In this paper, a short review of the work done in the framework of a nation-wide research programme on ‘Models and Methods for Plasma Control in Magnetically Confined Fusion Experiments’ is presented. The broad aim of the overall programme is to develop and propose a new effective and reliable approach to the on-line plasma control for future fusion experiments, starting from the today's theoretical background, validated by experimental evidence from a number of tests performed on existing experiments. The proposed formulation to approach the control problem is a linearized model in terms of suitable state variables and input/output relationships. The basic project has been subdivided into four major areas of investigation: the linearized response plasma model, the three-dimensional electromagnetic model, the identification techniques and finally the plasma control requirements. The most remarkable results, achieved so far in each area above, are presented in the paper.
ISSN:0920-3796
1873-7196
DOI:10.1016/S0920-3796(01)00403-3