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First step toward multi machine ELM energy scalings and extrapolations to SPARC and ITER
R. Perillo, A. Redl, T. Eich +14
It is shown that the ELM energy loss normalized by the plasma stored energy (ΔEELM/Wplasma) for high-density small/QCE ELM regimes scales inversely with the separatrix turbulence p…
Comparative qualification of advanced plasma-facing materials for fusion pilot plants through public- and private-sector experiments in DIII-D
Florian Effenberg, Jonathan D. Coburn, Luca Cappelli +44
A coordinated DIII-D campaign exposed and comparatively assessed 44 advanced plasma-facing materials from 12 institutions, including four public-private fusion partnerships, to sup…
First divertor exposure experiments of a renewable boron pebble aggregate in DIII-D
Erick Martinez-Loran, Angelica Ottaviano, Santhosh T. A. Kumar +21
Boron pebble aggregate was tested for the first time as a high-heat-flux granular plasma-facing material in a tokamak divertor. Exposures of up to $q_{\parallel} = \SI{80}{\MW\per\…
Validation of edge turbulence codes against the TCV-X21 diverted L-mode reference case
D. S. Oliveira, T. Body, D. Galassi +27
Self-consistent full-size turbulent-transport simulations of the divertor and SOL of existing tokamaks have recently become feasible. This enables the direct comparison of turbulen…
Theory-based scaling laws of near and far scrape-off layer widths in single-null L-mode discharges
M. Giacomin, A. Stagni, P. Ricci +4
Theory-based scaling laws of the near and far scrape-off layer (SOL) widths are analytically derived for L-mode diverted tokamak discharges by using a two-fluid model. The near SOL…
Impurity seeding for suppression of the near Scrape-Off Layer heat flux feature in tokamak limited plasmas
F. Nespoli, B. Labit, I. Furno +5
In inboard-limited plasmas, foreseen to be used in future fusion reactors start-up and ramp down phases, the Scrape-Off Layer (SOL) exhibits two regions: the "near" and "far" SOL.…