m iter_20030100_com.dat = comments file for ITER Profile Database submission Tokamak: ITER Pulse number: 20030100 Scenario = 4 (Hybrid), shot = 003 (high beta_n), modeler = 01 (Budny), try = 00 Shot description,purpose of the shot: simulation of a high beta_n, peaked profile Hybrid plasma in ITER NNBI directed below the plasma axis Contact person: Robert Budny Institution: PPPL Date of shot: future Special times of interest 950.0 steady-state with 33MW NNBI heating and current drive 450.0 steady-state with 33MW NNBI and 20MW He3 minority ICRH Analysis codes: TSC / TRANSP TRANSP run number: 40600A01 Date of analysis: 20080318 by Robert Budny (budny@princeton.edu) and Chuck Kessel Assumptions made for analysis: TSC generated movie.cdf_iterhyb_02 toroidal field = 5.3T at R=6.2m evolved free boundary, plasma current, and density to steady state around 170s pedestal Te and Ti prescribed, GLF23 to predict Ti and Te profiles TRANSP run ITER/05 40200A01 used the TSC boundary and plasma and impurity profiles 50 zones for thermal plasma, ESC for MHD equilibria 1-MeV D-NNBI of 16.5 MW starting at 50s, stepped up to 33MW at 150s 20MW ICRH at 52.5 MHz with minority n_He3 / n_e = 2% from 150 to 500s D-NNBI is co-directed 40cm below plasma axis with a tengency radius of 5.3m Excited-states ionization of the beam neutrals is modeled Assumed n_Be / n_e = 2%, n_C / n_e = 2%, n_Ar / n_e = 0.12% He4 ash accumulation simulated assuming explicit diffusivity = 1.0 m2/s, inward pinch = 1 m/s, and wall/divertor recycling coefficient = 0.7 Toroidal rotation is modeled assuming the computed NNBI torques and chi_mom = chi_i NCLASS used for neoclassical profiles Additional information: beta_n = 3.08, f_Greenwald=0.93, P_DT=528MW T_ped=11keV, required by GLF23 in TSC to get high P_DT I_Ohmic=4.5MA, I_boot=5.6MA, I_NNBI= 1.7MA In iter_200101_2d.dat, HYDA is the profile of the isotopic mass of the hydrogenic species. In the file iter_20030100_0d.dat data is given at 950 secs. Publications: 1) For an analysis of a similar ITER shot and comparisons with the highest DT fusion power TFTR and JET shots see R.V.Budny, "Fusion alpha parameters in DT plasmas with high DT fusion rates", Nuclear Fusion <42> (2002) 1382. 2) R.Budny's talk at the ITPA CMDB meeting in Kyoto, Japan, April, 2005 w3.pppl.gov/~budny/ITPA_iter_0504.pdf 3) C.Kessel's talk at the ITPA Steady State meeting in Italy, May, 2005