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Multi-machine analysis of termination scenarios, providing the specifications for controlled shutdown of ITER discharges

Olivier Sauter, Sun Hee Kim, Francesca Maria Poli, Anna Teplukhina
2016
Poster talk

Abstract

The task is to show that the specific ITER design features allow a stable well-controlled termination. This is a joint effort in control, exception handling development and physics modelling. Relevant for ITER is to maintain vertical, radial position, and shape control during the termination, especially at the time of the relatively fast H-L transition. The analysis of a database, built using a selected set of experimental termination cases, is performed.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/223470?ln=en

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