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Plasma Boundary Reconstruction using Fast Camera on the COMPASS Tokamak
Háček, Pavel ; Berta, Miklós ; Stöckel, Jan ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Budai, C. ; Szabolics, T. ; Bencze, A.
Determination of the plasma boundary is an important task for safe operation of the tokamak and diagnostic systems as well as for correct interpretation of the measured data. Magnetic reconstruction codes routinely used to determine the shape of the plasma have a number of limitations which can make the reconstruction problematic. Recently, it has been demonstrated on several devices that it is possible to provide independent measurement of the plasma boundary by observation of the visiblelight emission using fast framing cameras. In the presented work, a single fast camera on the COMPASS tokamak was used for reconstruction of the optical plasma boundary, assuming a toroidally symmetric visible-light emission profile located in the edge of plasma. As a first result, application of the method on D-shaped COMPASS shot 7145 and its comparison with magnetic reconstruction from the EFIT code is given. Both methods show good agreement with average difference 0.5 cm.
Dust Observation in the COMPASS Tokamak Using Fast Camera
Odstrčil, M. ; Mlynář, Jan ; Weinzettl, Vladimír ; Háček, Pavel ; Berta, M. ; Szabolics, T. ; Bencze, A.
The dust grains were observed over a thousand discharges in the tokamak COMPASS. A novel method for semi-automatic extraction and tracking of dust grains using a relatively low frame-rate camera (370 fps) was proposed. Radiation lifetime, time evolution and the acceleration of the dust grains were studied. The measured dust velocities roughly correspond to a simple model. However, slow dust particles are signicantly aected by local plasma properties and initial release conditions that cannot be determined in our experiment

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