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Development of a particle injection system for impurity transport study in KSTAR

  • H. Y. Lee
  • , Suk Ho Hong
  • , Joohwan Hong
  • , Seung Hun Lee
  • , Siwon Jang
  • , Juhyeok Jang
  • , Taemin Jeon
  • , Jae Sun Park
  • , Wonho Choe

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Abstract

A solid particle injection system is developed for KSTAR. The system has a compact size, compatibility with a strong magnetic field and high vacuum environment, and the capability to inject a small amount of solid particles with a narrow injection angle. The target flight-distance of 10 cm has been achieved with a particle loss rate of less than 10%. Solid impurity particles such as tungsten and carbon will be injected by this system at the midplane in KSTAR. The impurity transport feature will be studied with a soft X-ray array, a vacuum ultra-violet diagnostic, and Stand Alone Non-Corona code.

Original languageEnglish
Article number11D862
JournalReview of Scientific Instruments
Volume85
Issue number11
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 1 2014
Externally publishedYes

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