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Field amplification effect of resonant magnetic perturbation on ion orbits in tokamak plasma

Su Chun-Yan Mou Mao-Lin Chen Shao-Yong Guo Wen-Ping Tang Chang-Jian

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Field amplification effect of resonant magnetic perturbation on ion orbits in tokamak plasma

Su Chun-Yan, Mou Mao-Lin, Chen Shao-Yong, Guo Wen-Ping, Tang Chang-Jian
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  • The fast ion transport associated with resonant magnetic perturbation (RMP) contains rich physical spanning single particle motion of fast particle and plasmas response physics with RMP and their interaction. Full numerical simulation considering such physical ingredients should be performed in a long run for clarifying the underlying physical features of the fast ion confinement with RMP. Thus, the appropriate application of RMP is not only to avoid the detrimental effects but also to serve as an actuator to exert targeted control over the energetic particle profile. To achieve this goal, a comprehensive knowledge of the effects of RMP including plasma response on fast ions is necessary. In this work, the plasma response to RMP in HL-2A device is simulated by the MARS-F code under different parameters including finite resistivity, toroidal rotation frequency and toroidal mode number, and the three-dimensional (3D) magnetic field topology considering RMP is obtained. Then, Boris algorithm is used to track the ion orbit under these 3D fields, and the physical mechanism of ion orbit characteristics changed by the perturbed field is explored in detail. It is found that with the increase of finite resistivity, the average value of perturbed magnetic field decreases, and the orbit radial expansion turns smaller. The variation of toroidal rotation frequency can change the distribution of perturbed magnetic field, resulting in different orbit radial expansions for different kinds of orbits. What is more, if the toroidal mode number increases, the amplitude of perturbed magnetic field after response decreases obviously, thus resulting in little effect on orbit radial expansion. In a word, the plasma responded RMP field enhances the orbit radial expansion, and the maximum orbital radial expansion increases with the augment of average value of perturbed magnetic field on the orbit. Meanwhile, the amplitude of orbit expansion increases significantly when the ions pass through the region where the perturbed magnetic field is strongly amplified. This effect can explain the increase of ion prompt loss and enhancement of plasma radial transport in edge localized mode mitigation experiments by RMP.
      Corresponding author: Mou Mao-Lin, mlmou@scu.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the National MCF Energy R&D Program, China (Grant No. 2019YFE03090400), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11905152, 11775154), the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant Nos. 2017YFE0301203, 2017YFE0301101), and the Postdoctoral Research and Development Fund of Sichuan University, China (Grant No. 2020SCU12068)
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  • 图 1  HL-2A第29676炮放电的平衡参数分布(1 G = 10–4 T) (a)平衡磁场分布; (b)安全因子径向剖面; (c)归一化的等离子体环向旋转频率; (d)归一化电阻率; 黑色竖直虚线分别代表$ q=2, 3, 4 $的共振面位置

    Figure 1.  Distribution of the plasma equilibrium parameters for HL-2A discharge 29676: (a) Equilibrium magnetic field; (b) safety factor; (c) plasma toroidal rotation, normalized to the Alfvén frequency at the plasma center; (d) normalized plasma resistivity. The vertical lines indicate the radial locations of resonant surfaces for $ q=2, 3, 4 $, respectively.

    图 2  Case 1—Case 4情况下, 真空RMP磁场(蓝线)和等离子体响应后总扰动磁场(红线)各极向谐波分量的径向剖面, 黑色虚线代表共振面位置

    Figure 2.  Comparison of radial profiles between the vacuum (blue lines) and plasma response (red lines) RMP fields for the resonant poloidal Fourier harmonics in Case 1–Case 4. The dashed vertical lines indicate the radial locations of resonant surfaces.

    图 3  在(a)平衡场、(b)真空近似RMP场、(c)−(f) Case1−Case 4等离子体响应扰动磁场作用下的R-Z平面磁场庞加莱图(图中红点分别代表$ q=2, 3, 4 $的共振面位置)

    Figure 3.  Poincare plots of magnetic field configuration on the R-Z plane for (a) unperturbed field, (b) vacuum RMP field and (c)–(f) plasma response RMP field for Case 1–Case 4. The red dots represent $ q=2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces.

    图 4  (a)真空近似RMP场、(b)−(e) Case 1−Case 4情况下等离子体响应后的总扰动磁场幅值在$ \phi =0 $小截面的分布; 其中黑色实线代表最外闭合磁面位置, 黑色虚线分别代表$ q=2, 3, 4 $的共振面位置, 黑色实心点代表磁轴位置, 最外闭合磁面外的两个强磁场区域代表RMP线圈位置, 图4(b)中红色箭头处为共振场强放大区域

    Figure 4.  Contour plots of peak amplitudes of the perturbed field due to (a) vacuum RMP and (b)–(e) plasma response RMP fields for Case 1–Case 4 in cross section with $ \phi =0 $, respectively. The black solid line is the LCFS, the black dashed lines are the positions of $ q=2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces, the black point represents the position of the magnetic axis. The two strong magnetic field regions outside the LCFS represent the positions of RMP coils. The areas pointed by red arrows in Fig. 4(b) are the regions with strong field amplification.

    图 5  无扰动磁场作用时, 分别从外中平面上q = (a) 2, (b) 3, (c) 4共振面(黑色虚线)出发的基本离子轨道, 其中红线代表通行轨道, 蓝线代表捕获轨道

    Figure 5.  Fundamental ion orbits with unperturbed magnetic fields which launched from (a) $ q=2 $, (b) $ q=3 $, (c) $ q=4 $ resonant surfaces, respectively. The red lines represent passing orbits, and the blue lines represent trapped orbits.

    图 6  在Case 1—Case 4的扰动磁场作用下, 从外中平面上$ q=2 $共振面出发反向入射的典型通行(红线)和捕获(蓝线)轨道(黑色虚线分别代表$ q=2, 3, 4 $的共振面位置)

    Figure 6.  Typical ion orbits with Case 1–Case4 plasma response RMP field which launched from outer middle plane of $ q=2 $ resonant surface. The red lines represent passing orbits, and the blue lines represent trapped orbits. The black dashed lines are the positions of $ q=2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces.

    图 7  不同扰动磁场作用下通行轨道极向磁通随时间的变化 (a)—(c)离子轨道初始位置分别为$ q=2, 3, 4 $的有理面, 离子初始能量$ {E}_{0}=30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $

    Figure 7.  Variations of the poloidal flux for passing orbits launched from (a) $ q=2 $, (b) $ q=3 $, (c) $ q=4 $ resonant surfaces with different perturbation magnetic fields. The ion initial energy $ {E}_{0}=30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $.

    图 8  不同扰动磁场作用下捕获轨道极向磁通 (a)—(c)离子轨道初始位置分别为$ q=2, 3, 4 $的有理面, 离子初始能量${E}_{0}= $$ 30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V}$

    Figure 8.  Variations of the poloidal flux for trapped orbits launched from (a) $ q=2 $, (b) $ q=3 $, (c) $ q=4 $ resonant surfaces with different perturbation magnetic fields. The ion initial energy $ {E}_{0}=30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $.

    图 9  初始能量$ {E}_{0}=30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $的通行(a)和捕获(b)离子轨道最大径向展宽($ \Delta {\varPsi }_{\mathrm{m}\mathrm{a}\mathrm{x}} $)随轨道上扰动磁场平均值($ \text{δ}{B}_{\mathrm{a}\mathrm{v}\mathrm{g}} $)的变化(图中正方形、圆形、五角星和菱形依次对应Case 1—Case 4扰动磁场的情况, 红、绿、黑色图形分别表示初始位置为$ q=2, 3, 4 $共振面上轨道参量的计算结果, 红、绿、黑色虚线为对相同颜色图形进行数值拟合的结果)

    Figure 9.  Variations of the maximum expansion distance ($ \Delta {\varPsi }_{\mathrm{m}\mathrm{a}\mathrm{x}} $) and the average value of the orbital response field ($\text{δ}{B}_{\mathrm{a}\mathrm{v}\mathrm{g}}$) for (a) passing orbits and (b) trapped orbits with $ {E}_{0}=30\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $. The square, circle, pentagram and diamond in the figure correspond to perturbation magnetic field in Case 1–Case 4, respectively. The red, green and black labels represent the calculation results for ions launched from $ q=2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces, respectively. The red, green and black dashed lines are the numerical fitting results of the same-colored labels.

    图 10  理想等离子体响应场(Case 1)下, (a)从$ q=3 $共振面出发的通行离子轨道(红线), (b)从$ q=2 $共振面出发的捕获离子轨道(蓝线)(图中彩色背景为理想等离子体响应后的总扰动磁场在$ \phi =0 $小截面的分布, 黑色实线代表最外闭合磁面位置, 黑色虚线分别代表$ q=2, 3, 4 $的共振面位置, 红(蓝)色箭头所指为强(弱)场侧两个扰动磁场明显增强的区域)

    Figure 10.  Trajectory projection of ions orbit in ideal plasma response field (Case 1): (a) Passing orbit (red line) launched from $ q=3 $ resonant surface; (b) trapped orbit (blue line) launched from $ q=2 $ resonant surface. The background is the distribution of plasma response RMP field in $ \phi =0 $ cross section, and the black solid line is the LCFS, the black dashed lines are the positions of $ q=\;2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces. The areas pointed by the red (blue) arrows are two regions with the strong field amplification in high (low) field side.

    图 11  初始能量为$ {E}_{0}=40\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $的通行(a)和捕获(b)离子轨道最大径向展宽($ \Delta {\varPsi }_{\mathrm{m}\mathrm{a}\mathrm{x}} $)随轨道上扰动磁场平均值($ \text{δ}{B}_{\mathrm{a}\mathrm{v}\mathrm{g}} $)的变化(图中正方形、圆形、五角星和菱形依次对应Case 1—Case 4扰动磁场的情况, 红、绿、黑色图形分别表示初始位置为$ q=2, 3, 4 $共振面上轨道参量的计算结果, 红、绿、黑色虚线为对相同颜色图形进行数值拟合的结果)

    Figure 11.  Variations of the maximum expansion distance ($ \Delta {\varPsi }_{\mathrm{m}\mathrm{a}\mathrm{x}} $) and the average value of the orbital response field ($ \text{δ}{B}_{\mathrm{a}\mathrm{v}\mathrm{g}} $) for (a) passing orbits and (b) trapped orbits with $ {E}_{0}=40\;\mathrm{k}\mathrm{e}\mathrm{V} $. The square, circle, pentagram and diamond in the figure correspond to perturbation magnetic field in Case 1–Case 4, respectively. The red, green and black labels represent the calculation results for ions launched from $ q=2, 3, 4 $ resonant surfaces, respectively. The red, green and black dashed lines are the numerical fitting results of the same-colored labels.

    表 1  不同算例的等离子参数

    Table 1.  Plasma parameters of different calculation cases.

    Casen$ {\omega }_{0}/{\omega }_{\mathrm{A}} $$ {\eta }_{0} $
    112.341$ \times {10}^{-2} $0
    212.341$ \times {10}^{-2} $$ 1.7524\times {10}^{-8} $
    311.000$ \times {10}^{-2} $$ 1.7524\times {10}^{-8} $
    432.341$ \times {10}^{-2} $$ 1.7524\times {10}^{-8} $
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  • Received Date:  05 November 2020
  • Accepted Date:  20 February 2021
  • Available Online:  23 April 2021
  • Published Online:  05 May 2021

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