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Physics and engineering design of the accelerator and electron dump for SPIDER (Articolo in rivista)

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Physics and engineering design of the accelerator and electron dump for SPIDER (Articolo in rivista) (literal)

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2011-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)

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10.1088/0029-5515/51/6/063004 (literal)

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P. Agostinetti; V. Antoni; M. Cavenago; G. Chitarin; N. Marconato; D. Marcuzzi; N. Pilan; G. Serianni; P. Sonato; P. Veltri; P. Zaccaria (2011)
Physics and engineering design of the accelerator and electron dump for SPIDER
in Nuclear fusion; International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)
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P. Agostinetti; V. Antoni; M. Cavenago; G. Chitarin; N. Marconato; D. Marcuzzi; N. Pilan; G. Serianni; P. Sonato; P. Veltri; P. Zaccaria (literal)

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063004 (literal)

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Article Number: 063004 - La rivista è pubblicata anche online con ISSN 1741-4326, Editore: Institute of Physics Publishing Ltd. (IOP), Bristol BS1 6B6, GB. (literal)

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51 (literal)

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Nuclear fusion (Rivista)

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Issue 6, Article Number: 063004 (16 pp) (literal)

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16 (literal)

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1 Consorzio RFX, Associazione Euratom-ENEA sulla Fusione, Cso Stati Uniti 4, 35127, Padova, Italy; - 2 INFN, Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro, Viale dell'Università 2, 35020, Legnaro, Italy. - (P. Agostinetti1, V. Antoni1, M. Cavenago2, G. Chitarin1, N. Marconato1, D. Marcuzzi1, N. Pilan1, G. Serianni1, P. Sonato1, P. Veltri1 and P. Zaccaria1) (literal)

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Physics and engineering design of the accelerator and electron dump for SPIDER (literal)

Abstract

The ITER Neutral Beam Test Facility (PRIMA) is planned to be built at Consorzio RFX (Padova, Italy). PRIMA includes two experimental devices: a full size ion source with low voltage extraction called SPIDER and a full size neutral beam injector at full beam power called MITICA. SPIDER is the first experimental device to be built and operated, aiming at testing the extraction of a negative ion beam (made of H - and in a later stage D - ions) from an ITER size ion source. The main requirements of this experiment are a H -/D - extracted current density larger than 355/285 A m -2, an energy of 100 keV and a pulse duration of up to 3600 s. Several analytical and numerical codes have been used for the design optimization process, some of which are commercial codes, while some others were developed ad hoc. The codes are used to simulate the electrical fields (SLACCAD, BYPO, OPERA), the magnetic fields (OPERA, ANSYS, COMSOL, PERMAG), the beam aiming (OPERA, IRES), the pressure inside the accelerator (CONDUCT, STRIP), the stripping reactions and transmitted/dumped power (EAMCC), the operating temperature, stress and deformations (ALIGN, ANSYS) and the heat loads on the electron dump (ED) (EDAC, BACKSCAT). An integrated approach, taking into consideration at the same time physics and engineering aspects, has been adopted all along the design process. Particular care has been taken in investigating the many interactions between physics and engineering aspects of the experiment. According to the 'robust design' philosophy, a comprehensive set of sensitivity analyses was performed, in order to investigate the influence of the design choices on the most relevant operating parameters. The design of the SPIDER accelerator, here described, has been developed in order to satisfy with reasonable margin all the requirements given by ITER, from the physics and engineering points of view. In particular, a new approach to the compensation of unwanted beam deflections inside the accelerator and a new concept for the ED have been introduced. (literal)

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