RFX-mod2 as a flexible device for reversed-field-pinch and low-field tokamak research

Authors :: D. Terranova
M. Agostini
F. Auriemma
M. Gobbin
G. Marchiori
L. Pigatto
P. Porcu
I. Predebon
G. Spizzo
N. Vianello
P. Zanca
D. Abate
T. Bolzonella
D. Bonfiglio
M. Bonotto
S. Cappello
L. Carraro
R. Cavazzana
P. Franz
R. Lorenzini
L. Marrelli
R. Milazzo
S. Peruzzo
M.E. Puiatti
P. Scarin
M. Spolaore
E. Tomasina
M. Valisa
M. Veranda
B. Zaniol
M. Zuin
Source :: Nuclear Fusion, Vol 64, Iss 7, p 076003 (2024)
Publication Year :: 2024
Publisher :: IOP Publishing, 2024.
Abstract: The RFX-mod2 installation is planned to be completed by 2024 and the start of operations is expected in 2025. The high flexibility of the machine (already tested in the previous RFX-mod experiment) allows operation in Reversed Field Pinch and tokamak configuration as well as ultra-low q pulses. In this work we present predictive analysis on transport, performances and plasma control in RFX-mod2 in view of the first experimental campaigns.

Subjects :: RFP
tokamak
transport
MHD
plasma control
Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity
QC770-798

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