most citedHeat flux deposition on plasma-facing components using a convective model with ripple and Shafranov shift

39 citations · 69 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators
Showing physics.plasm-phShow all

7 papers · 1 filter

physics.plasm-ph20218 cited

Analysis of an in-service rupture of the Inner First Wall of Tore Supra

R Mitteau, P Chappuis, G Martin +1

The last experimental campaign of Tore Supra was also the last one with a set of plasma facing components mainly dating from the assembly of the machine in 1988. This campaign was…

physics.plasm-ph20211 cited

Heat flux deposition pattern on the inner first wall of Tore Supra

R Mitteau, M Chantant, P Chappuis +2

The Inner First Wall (IFW) is the main limiter in Tore Supra for long and powerful discharges. The original graphite IFW was partly damaged by 8 years of operation and a sector of…

physics.plasm-ph202139 cited

Heat flux deposition on plasma-facing components using a convective model with ripple and Shafranov shift

R. Mitteau, A. Moal, J. Schlosser +1

A heat flux deposition code is a very useful tool for the design of plasma-facing components. The classical cosine model representative of the convective parallel heat flux was cod…

physics.plasm-ph20217 cited

Evidence of damage in carbon fibre composite tiles joined to a metallic heat sink under high heat flux fatigue

R Mitteau, P Chappuis, L Moncel +1

The two years experience with Active Metal Casting flat bonds shows that this technology is suitable for the heat fluxes expected in Tore Supra (10 MW/m). Tests were pursued…

physics.plasm-ph2021

WEST operation with real time feed back control based on wall component temperature toward machine protection in a steady state tungsten environment

Raphaël Mitteau, Chakib Belaldil, Colette Balorin +4

A real time Wall Monitoring System (WMS) is used on the WEST tokamak during the C4 experimental campaign. The WMS uses the wall surface temperatures from 6 fields of view of the In…

physics.plasm-ph20205 cited

Non destructive testing of actively cooled plasma facing components by means of thermal transient excitation and infrared imaging

R. Mitteau, S. Berrebi, P. Chappuis +7

SATIR is a new test-bed installed at Tore Supra to perform non destructive examination of actively cooled plasma facing components. Hot and cold water flow successively in the cool…