8th International symposium on Negative Ions, Beams and Sources - NIBS'22

Session

Oral session 2

3 Oct 2022, 11:20

Orto Botanico - Padova, Italy

95. A review of the NIFS negative-ion based NBI driven with Filament-Arc (FA) discharge

Katsuyoshi TSUMORI

03/10/2022, 11:20

24. Tutorial

Tutorial

Negative ion based NBI (n-NBI) system for the Large Helical Device (LHD) had developed at NIFS since 1987 and started the injection since 1998. Filament-Arc (FA) discharge was applied for the n-NBI system as the first-generation negative ion source. Three beamlines (BL) of the n-NBI system are installed to the LHD and the design values of injection power, beam energy, pulse duration,...

84. The ITER Neutral Beam Test Facility: status and perspectives

Vanni TOIGO

03/10/2022, 11:50

20. NBIs for fusion

Oral

Efficient and reliable operation of the Heating Neutral Beam Injectors (HNB) is required to achieve thermonuclear-relevant plasma parameters in ITER, a fundamental step on the path towards unlimited sources of clean fusion energy. ITER will be provided with two HNBs, expandable to three, each one expected to inject into the plasma a beam composed of deuterium atoms accelerated up to 1 MeV...

70. Towards low divergence beams for the ITER neutral beam injection system

Pierluigi VELTRI (ITER Organization)

03/10/2022, 12:20

4. Beam formation and low energy transport

Oral

The beam divergence is the figure of merit applied to quantify the width of the particle angular distribution as they travel along the beamlines of neutral beam injection (NBI) systems. In the case of the high power neutral beam planned for the ITER experiment, a divergence of less than 7 mrad is mandatory to assure the power level needed for plasma heating in ITER.
In the last decades, the...

69. A Method of Confirming the Operation of Active Magnetic Compensation Coils on the ITER HNBs

Dr Jamie ZACKS (ITER Organisation)

03/10/2022, 12:50

6. Beam lines and facilities

Short oral

As with all Neutral Beam injection into tokamaks, the ITER Heating Neutral Beam (HNB) beamline must ensure that the effect of the magnetic field is minimised in order for the pre-neutralised beam to avoid significant deflection which, when later neutralised, will enable it to pass through into the tokamak plasma without damaging the beamline. Due to the strength and range of the ITER magnetic...