
handle: 11588/356595 , 11588/372567 , 11580/14167 , 11563/5206
In this paper we compute the electromagnetic loads (forces, torques, Joule losses) on passive conductors of the international thermonuclear experimental reactor (ITER) fusion device, currently under construction, following a disruption event, i.e., the sudden loss of magnetic confinement. An original integral formulation is used, able to automatically deal with complex topologies like the ones to be studied. Non-isotropic homogenized resistivities are used to take into account fine geometrical details. A suitable inverse problem is solved in order to compute the forcing terms.
Tokamak devices; fusion reactor blankets; fusion reactor theory; plasma toroidal confinement, fusion, Tokamak devices, Electromagnetic load, fusion reactor theory, fusion reactor blankets, integral formulations, plasma toroidal confinement
Tokamak devices; fusion reactor blankets; fusion reactor theory; plasma toroidal confinement, fusion, Tokamak devices, Electromagnetic load, fusion reactor theory, fusion reactor blankets, integral formulations, plasma toroidal confinement
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