a. shumack 1/(18) adas workshop 28 sept 2014 high-resolution x-ray diagnostic upgrade for iter-like...
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A. Shumack 1/(18) ADAS workshop 28 Sept 2014
High-resolution X-Ray diagnostic High-resolution X-Ray diagnostic upgrade for ITER-like wall upgrade for ITER-like wall experiments at JETexperiments at JET
Amy ShumackAmy ShumackADAS workshop 29/9/14ADAS workshop 29/9/14
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Overview
• The X-Ray spectrometer and upgrade
• Identification of W and Mo lines
• Other lines that we can measure
• Determination of plasma parameters
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Introduction
ITER
JET
JET ITER-like wall
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High resolution X-Ray spectroscopy• core:
• impurity concentration• ion temperature• rotation velocity
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X-Ray spectroscopy
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KX1 – X-Ray crystal spectrometer
Line of sight – 20 cm below average magnetic axis
20m
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Johann configuration
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Vignetting – ITER-like wall
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Vignetting – ITER-like wall
Not to scale
All orders of reflection
collectedsimultaneously
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Spectrometer upgrade
0
1.5100 1.5300 1.5500 1.5700 1.5900Wavelength (Å)
Inte
nsity
(ar
b un
its)
~ 3 keV for all shots
0
5.0000 5.1000 5.2000 5.3000Wavelength (Å)
Inte
nsity
(a
rb.
units
)
4.5
4.4
4.54.6
4.7
3.93.8
3.13.0
3.0
2.8 3.8
Wi46+ and
Mo32+ lines
Ni 26+ line
1. New crystals
2. GEM (Gas Electron Multiplier) detectors and DAQ system
)1110(2SiO
)220(Ge
Bragg angle
Te
Te ~
Ni26+
W46+ Mo32+
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• GXS project (“Gas Electron Multiplier Detector for X-ray Crystal Spectrometry” )
GEM detectors developed by IPPLM* to replace old MWPC detector
*Institute of Plasma Physics and Laser Micro-fusion, Poland
70 μm
140 μm
GEM foilTriple-GEM detector
(256
GEM detectors
Signal amplification
ADCs77.7 MHz
GEM Detectors
(256 strips)
FPGA Analysis
(events counts)Counts
• Signal processing:
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0
5.0000 5.1000 5.2000 5.3000Wavelength (Å)
Inte
nsity
(ar
b. u
nits
)
4.5
4.4
4.54.6
4.7
3.93.8
3.13.0
3.0
2.8 3.8
W46+ M-shell transition
4d-3p
Mo32+ L-shell transitions
3s-2pW44+
M-shell transition
???
Shot nrs: 83735-83753
Line identification
? M2*
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Line identification
Mo LBO at 58 s
KX1 – Molybdenum laser blow-off experiment
FAC code calculation*at 5 keV with equal Mo32+,W45+
and W46+ density
(Only) suspected Mo lines became significantly more intense
JPN85232
*T. Nakano et al., Proceedings of the 41st EPS conference on plasma physics, 2014
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Other lines
8653548.1-48.3s5keV, 8E19
8659247.6-48.1s7keV, 6E19
8660350.1-50.3s6keV, 6E19
W4
6+
W4
5+
Mo
32+
(
3G
)
Mo
32+
(
M2
) W 2nd order
2.65A
Increases for Ti LBO
5.3A
Ar16+?
W 1st order
Ni 1st order
3.2A
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Obtaining plasma parameters - Ni
Ni26+ spectral linesw: 1s2p 1P1 -> 1s2 1S0
x: 1s2p 3P2 -> 1s2 1S0
y: 1s2p 3P1 -> 1s2 1S0
Dielectronic satellite line n=2 t: 1s2s2p 2P1/2 -> 1s22s 2S1/2
Feature dielectronic satellite linesn>=3.
w
xt
Feature consisting ofdielectronic satellites,
fit with fn depending on Te
Gaussian functionsVoigt function
130 ms integration
time
- Divide by vignetting function
- Least squares fit Ti, ωNi26+, Ni. conc.
y
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Plasma parameters - Ni
r/a=0.45-0.55
r/a=0.2-0.4
Te HRTS
Ti KX1
KX1=X-Ray spectrometer
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I line = nW∫ FAW46+ .ne. PEC line dl
assuming const. nW
Obtaining plasma parameters – W/Mo analyzer
*T. Nakano et al., Proceedings of the 41st EPS conference on plasma physics, 2014
W and Mo analyzer GUI* εline = nW46+ . ne . PEC line
FA: calculated from ADAS ionization /recombination coefficients assuming coronal equilibrium
PECs: calculated with FAC code
W46+
Mo32+
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W and Mo concentrations
W conc.
Mo conc.
Preliminary data
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Conclusion
• JET high resolution X-Ray crystal spectrometer upgraded
• W and Mo lines identified
• Many other non-identified lines…
• T, ω, n determined for Ni ions
• Preliminary W and Mo concentrations
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Extra slides
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Separation of orders of reflection
Diffraction spectraPulse height spectra
Ni+26
1st 2ndArgon escape peak
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2nd order
1st order
W. Position, θBragg= 51.1º, arm shift = 101.6cm
2nd order
1st order
86811, 5keV, 1MW ICRH, 20MW NBI (2.5 sec)
W detector
5.3A
2.65A
3.1A
1.6A
Δλ=4.3 pm Δλ=1.3 pmNi detector
Increases for Ti LBO
W46+ Mo32+
?
? ?
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Ni. Position, θBragg= 52.6º, arm shift = 6.1cm
2nd order
1st order
86529, 4keV, 1MW ICRH, 17MW NBI (6 sec)Ni detector
3.2A
1.6A
Δλ=4.3 pmΔλ=1.3 pm
2nd order
1st order
W detector
5.4A
2.7A
??
??
??
Ar16+?
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SUPPLIED BY HUGH SUMMERS ON 20.05.88 corrected on 18.01.89 ----------------------------------------------------------------- WITH AN ELECTRON DENSITY OF 0.500E+14 CM**(-3) FOR CHARGE STATES Z=1 TO Z=25 IONISATION RATES IN FILE 'IONISE' TOTAL RECOMBINATION RATE IN FILE 'RECOMB' FOR CHARGE STATES Z=23 TO Z=25 RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION RATES IN FILE 'RADIAT' DIELECTRONIC RECOMBINATION RATES IN FILE 'DIELEC' FRACTIONAL ABUNDANCES IN FILE 'ABUNDAN' CALCULATED WITH ABEL-VAN-MAANENS SUBROUTINES ON THE CRAY2 ON 12.02.88 WITH 'JETXAY.CRAY(CORONA)' ----------------------------------------------------------------- excitation rates and constants for dielectronic recombination in form of tables from Phys.Rev.A37,506 (F.Bombarda et al) all stored in NI26...., NI25.... etc, which means the rates describe transitions with NI26 etc. as starting ion
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Resolution: ~ 10-4,10-3Å !!Spectral width of detector: 0.01,0.04 Å
Total spectral range: ~0.1,0.4 Å
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Identified lines:W46+ : 3p6 3d10 1S0 - 3p5 3d10 4d (3/2, 5/2) 1:λ= 0.52004 nm*Mo32+ : 2p 1S0 - 3s 3P1 : λ =0.52069 nm* (3G)Mo32+ : 2p 1S0 - 3s 3P2 : λ=0.5212 nm (M2)W45+ : 3p6 3d10 4s 2S1/2 - 3p5 3d10 4s 4d (3/2, 2) 1/2: λ = 0.52289 nm*W45+ : 3p6 3d10 4s 2S1/2 - 3p5 3d10 4s 4d (3/2, 3) 3/2: λ= 0.52379 nm** Wavelength from NIST[6]
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*K.B. Fournier, Phys Rev E, 53, 1084, 1996 TFU
E. Kallne, J. Kallne and R.D. Cowan, Phys. Rev. A 27 (1983) 2682 C-MOD
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W. Position, θBragg= ?51.2º, arm shift = ?98.0 cm
2nd order
1st order
86870W detector
5.3A
2.65A
Titanium LBO46.9-47s
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Cmo/CW increased:0.05 in 2013 => 0.2-0.3 in 2014
W4
6+
W4
5+
Mo3
2+
Mo
32+
(
M2
)
Const. assumed Hybrid pulse: W46+, W45+ and Mo32+ seen as in 2013Typically cW~ 3e-5, cMo~5e-6 =>cMo/cW~0.2-0.3It seems Mo events distribute Mo sources.
Baseline pulses: W45+ and Mo32+ (M2) disappearedInstead, unidentified lines appeared
(shown by arrows)Suggests Another metal impurities???
Typically cW~ 2e-6, cMo~6e-7=>cMo/cW~0.2-0.3
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W. Position, θBragg= ?51.2º, arm shift = ?98.0 cm
2nd order
1st order
87229, ?keV, ?MW ICRH
2nd order
1st order
W detector Ni detector
5.3A
2.65A
3.1A
1.6A
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Vignetting
Not to scaleLine averaged data