Title :
Wire array investigation on Angara-5–1 and Baikal project
Author :
Grabovski, E.V. ; Aleksandrov, V.V. ; Gritsuk, A.N. ; Mitrofanov, Konstantin N. ; Oleinik, Georgy M. ; Zaitsev, V.I. ; Volkov, G.S. ; Lototsky, A.P. ; Gribov, A.N. ; Gasilov, Vladimir A. ; Olkhovskay, O.G. ; Sasorov, P.V. ; Engelko, Vladimir I. ; Shevelko
Author_Institution :
Troitsk Inst. for Innovation & Fusion Res., Troitsk, Russia
Abstract :
Summary form only given. At TRINITI cylindrical and conical wire liners are being studied on the Angara-5-1. The design of quasi-spherical wire arrays has been tested. 3-D compression take place in the quasi-spherical arrays. At the implosion on Angara-5-1 of the quasi-spherical arrays with spatially profiled linear mass the increase of density of plasma energy up to 5 times in comparison with cylindrical wire arrays. The different soft x-ray spectra with the spatial resolution obtain for cylindrical and quasi-spherical wire arrays. To obtain this spectra reflecting grating spectrometer is developed. The dependence of radiating area diameter on wave length at implosion of cylindrical and quasi-spherical wire arrays from soft x-ray spectra with spatial resolution was received. The SRC RF TRINITI started building a thermonuclear installation "Baikal" of 50 MA current with the goal of undertaking experiments on thermonuclear target ignition. Pulse power systems for this installation is developed by Efremov institute.
Keywords :
exploding wires; explosions; fusion reactor ignition; fusion reactor targets; plasma density; plasma diagnostics; 3-D compression; Angara-5-1 project; Baikal project; TRINITI conical wire liners; TRINITI cylindrical wire liners; implosion; plasma energy density; pulse power systems; quasispherical wire arrays; radiating area diameter; reflecting grating spectrometer; soft X-ray spectra; spatial resolution; spatially profiled linear mass; thermonuclear installation; thermonuclear target ignition; wire array investigation;
Conference_Titel :
Plasma Science (ICOPS), 2013 Abstracts IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
San Francisco, CA
DOI :
10.1109/PLASMA.2013.6634826
