1e. tsitrone pwi tf meeting, 4-6/11/2009, warsaw euratom 2010 wp for the pwi tf : tasks agreements...
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1E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
Euratom2010 WP for the PWI TF :Tasks agreements and priority support
• The EU PWI TF under new EFDA :• Timeline • Meetings / Reporting (2008)• WP2010 : selection criteria
• Work Programme 2010 :• Main orientations• Tasks agreements for 2010• TF and SEWG leadership
• Summary
2E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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The PWI TF under new EFDA
3E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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Call for Participation for n+1 WP (summer)
Task agreements drafted for n+1 WP (nov)Implemented by end of the year
SEWGs meetings
Definition of the Work Program for the next year(s)
Annual PWI TF meeting, reporting on current WP
Timeline for the PWI TF
Next call : summer 2010 for WP2011
Presentation of the n+1 annual WPReporting on n-1 WP
to EFDA SC (main lines – ceiling) (feb-march)EFDA SC (Feb-March)
Answer to call (early sept)Call assessment by PWI TF (end sept)
Presentation to EFDA SC for approval (oct) EFDA SC (october)
4E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomMeetings / Reporting
Meetings :• SEWG meetings : science oriented, large part for discussion, plans for collaborative work, joint SEWG meetings (fuel retention / fuel removal/ dust)
• Annual meeting : • SEWG reports : science oriented + table indicating degree of completion • EU/ International / ITER context (TG materials) • « free » session for topics not covered by SEWG• feedback from associations on organisation etc …• discussion of next year programme
Reporting :• Baseline support : • slides shown at annual meeting + template (degree of completion, highlights, publications)• Priority support : • reports to be sent by associations to SEWG leaders, justification of ppy + hardware, scientific highlights, publications …
5E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomReporting 2008
Report to STAC 2009 on activities 2008:
The EU TF PWI has remained a leading contributor to the field of plasma wall interaction worldwide, focussing its work on priority PWI issues for ITER through the activities of its special expert working groups (SEWGs). A significant advantage in the EU PWI programme is the broad range of experiments, which allow the study of separate aspects of the problem and thus to address the most important ITER issues (choice of plasma facing components, fuel retention, ELMS and disruptions).
• 2008 WP successful (5 % delayed), TA2009 launched
• Scientific success demonstrated (>100 publications for 2008, strong participation in PSI and IAEA 08)
6E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomCall 2009 for WP2010 : selection criteria
• Baseline support : ceiling (~ 90 ppy) but no strong reduction so far
• Priority support : ceiling for ppy (~ 21 ppy) and hardware (~ 400 kEuros) STRONG SELECTION (factor 2)
• Rejected : not in the scope of the PWI TF WP, JET related work
• Reduced ( shifted to BS) : • non collaborative work (unless priority like T/Be related work) + added value of the collaboration• no associated effort in BS• ceiling limit
• Justification / Recommendation under Ecom
• Ecom : new challenging tool ! Quality of task description ?
7E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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2010 WP for the PWI TF
8E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomMain orientations for 2010-2011
• Strengthening of modelling for extrapolation to ITER and DEMO – Interpretative modelling for benchmarking tools used for ITER simulations
(SOLPS, ERO, DIVIMP …)– in close connection with ITM-TF (code development)
• 2 years WP : 1 call for 2010-2011 TA2010 and TA2011
• Integrated plasma operation : impact of impurity seeding – erosion, mixed material, fuel retention …
• Including recent ITER requests– W R&D – IC wall conditionning – divertor re-attachment heat loads – disruptions/runaways
• Bilateral collaborations :– mixed materials : PISCES (US) EFDA PWI TF – material damage : plasma guns (RF) F4E, but modelling + dust = PWI TF
9E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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High Z
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EFDA emerging techno + F4E
Total TA2009 : 22.6 ppy (+ 4 ppy for new associations)Total TA2010 : 24.5 ppy. No cut for PWI.
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7 TAs for 2010
10E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomTA 1 : Fuel retention(FOM, FZJ, IPP, CEA, MedC, MHST, TEKES, VR)
• Retention in C : TS (DITS project, CEA, VR, IPP, MHST), Textor (FZJ, MHST, VR), porosity of CFC (MedC)
• Retention in W : AUG (post mortem + particle balance, boron, IPP, Tekes), lab studies : dpa (IPP, FOM), transients (FOM)
• Retention in mixed materials : W/C (FOM, FZJ, PISCES), Be/W/C (IPP, MedC)
• Gaps : CEA, FZJ, post mortem + modelling
• Predictions for ITER T retention : ERO (FZJ), multi machine scaling (IPP)
PS : 3.1 ppy, hardware : 30 kEuros
11E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
Euratom TA 2 : Fuel removal
(ERM, CEA, FZJ, IPP, IST, VR, SCK CEN, CIEMAT, MHST, IPPLM, VR, MedC, ENEA)
• ICWCTS, Textor, AUG (CEA, FZJ, IPP, IST, ERM) •Chemical cleaning : GDC, oxygen, nitrogen, ammonia : SCK CEN, CIEMAT, FZJ, VR, ENEA, MHST
• Photonic cleaning : Laser (break up products, in situ demo) : FZJ, IPPLM, VR, CEA, CIEMAT
• Removal in gaps : FZJ, IPP, MHST (chemical), MedC (torch), CEA (laser), modelling (IPP)
• Layers : MedC
PS : 3.5 ppy, hardware : 20 kEuros
12E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomTA 3 : Dust
(IPP, VR, CEA, IPPLM, FZJ, FOM, ENEA)
• Multi machine dust collection and analysis : AUG, TS, Textor (FIB in IPP, VR)+ lab experiments (laser IPPLM)
• Dust during operation : Fast cameras AUG (IPP, CEA), Textor (FZJ, VR aerogel), FTU (ENEA), electrostatic dust detectors : CEA
• Dust generation and transport : FOM, CEA (modelling), FZJ (dust injection), UKAEA
PS : 1,65 ppy, hardware : 32 kEuros
13E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
Euratom TA 4 : material migration
(CEA, CIEMAT, FZJ, Tekes, VR, FOM, IPP, ÖAW, DCU, IPPLM, IPP.CR, CY, MedC)
• Global material migration (first wall + divertor) : CEA (new Langmuir probes, modelling), FZJ, AUG (IPP, Tekes, IPPLM), FOM
• Tracer experiments (13C + W … ) : Textor (VR), AUG (modelling Tekes), CIEMAT
• Erosion / redeposition / re-erosion : FOM/MedC, FZJ, ÖAW, IPP.CR (impurity seeding), MHST, CY (chemical erosion modelling)
• Modelling : 3D start up (EMC3-Eirene, ERO) : IPP, FZJ, VTT (Textor, AUG)ERO benchmark (FZJ, VTT, FOM) : PISCES, Magnum, AUGGrid extension + benchmark (DIVIMP, B2E …) : IPPImpurity transport on MAST (DCU)Eirene ion : ÖAW, CEA, FZJ
PS : 3.8 ppy, hardware : 90 kEuros
14E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
Euratom TA 5 : high-Z + liquid limiters
(SCK CEN, ENEA, FOM, FZJ, IPP, IPPLM, VR, FZK, MedC, IST, AEUL, CEA)
• Integrated scenario (impurity seeding, ramp up/down, RF …) : IPP, ENEA, FOM, W transport modelling (FZJ, IPP, CEA)
• W diags : IPP, CEA (IR), FZJ (spectroscopy), MedC (W coatings)
• W exposure to ITER like conditions (retention, damage, neutron) : SCK CEN (Vision), FOM (transients + impurity seeding), FZJ/VR, IPP/IPPLM (surface morphology), FZK (damage modelling)
• W coatings : ENEA, IPP
PS : 5,65 ppy, hardware : 143 kEuros
• Operation with liquid metals PFCs (retention, power loads, plasma
performance …) : ENEA, IST, AEUL, FZK (modelling)
15E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomTA 6 : mixed materials
(SCK CEN, FZJ, IPP, MedC, VR, FOM, Tekes, ÖAW, ENEA, CRPP)
• Mixed layers analysis (composition, fuel retention …) : ÖAW, ENEA (properties deposited layers),FZJ / VR, CEA, CRPP (W/C, gaps), IPP (tokamak deposits)FOM / FZJ (D + He),IPP (ternary with Be, nitrogen), TEKESMedC (Be/C, Be/W, Be/C/W layers)
• Modelling : FZJ (ERO for PISCES), TEKES (MD + ERO upgrade on material mixing models), CEA (MD on Be/W, SOLPS), IPP, ÖAW
PS : 2.25 ppy, hardware : 45 kEuros
16E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomTA 7 : Transients(CEA, FZJ, IPP, FOM, ÖAW, UKAEA, IST, FZK)
• Power loads during disruptions (including runaways) : CEA, IPP, FOM, UKAEA, IST
• Massive gas injection : CEA, FZJ, UKAEA, IST, IPP (modelling), FZK (runaway modelling)
PS : 2.8 ppy, hardware : 70 kEuros
• Heat flux during ELMs : UKAEA, IPP, FZJ (fast ions), ÖAW (turbulent transport)
• ELM mitigation : FZJ (3D modelling for RMP), IPP
• Heat flux inter ELMs : CEA, IPP, ÖAW (turbulent transport)
17E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomPWI TF leadership
• TF leadership (2009-2011) : leader E. Tsitrone (CEA), deputy R. Neu (IPP)
• SEWGs (2010) : • Material migration : S. Brezinsek (FZJ)• High Z : G. Maddaluno (ENEA)• Mixed materials : K. Krieger (IPP)• Fuel retention : vacant
deadline for application : November 13• Fuel removal : P. Coad (UKAEA)• Dust : M. Rubel (VR)• Transients : M. Lehnen (FZJ)
• TF leadership (leader + deputy) (0.5 ppy) : EFDA SC on proposal by EFDA leader, 3 years term 2009-2011• SEWG leadership (0.25 ppy) : EFDA on proposal from PWI TF leadership, term = duration of the call (1 year)
18E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomSummary
• WP2010 : 7 TAs to be implemented soon• Successful WP2008 no cut for 2010 (~ 21 ppy and ~ 400 kEuros)• Strong selection on PS (ECOM quality of task description )• Interpretative modelling, impurity seeding• Effort needed on disruptions/runaways
• PSI 2010 : acknowledgement EU PWI TF (see PWI webpage)
• Preparation for 2011 WP : starts … now ! list of priorities SEWGs (new ones ? merging ?) TAs ? estimate of ppy/hardware
• Your feedback is important :• call / TAs / reporting / ECOM• channel through contact persons
19E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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Annex
20E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
Euratom7 TAs for 2010
Fuel retention : TA-1: Fuel retention as a function of wall materials foreseen for ITER
• Fuel removal : TA-2: Fuel removal compatible with retention in different and mixed first wall materials
• Dust : TA-3: Dust generation and characterization in different devices
• Material migration : TA-4: Erosion, transport and deposition of first wall impurities
• High Z : •TA-5: Development of the PWI basis in support of integrated high-Z scenarios for ITER. Liquid plasma-facing components
• Mixed materials : TA-6: Expected alloys and compounds and their influence on PWI processes
•Transients : •TA-7: Mitigation of disruption loads for ITER. Heat load in ITER relevant ELM scenarios
21E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomITER high priority research needs :strongly PWI related
[D. Campbell, ITPA CC meeting june 2008]
1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation
2. ELM Control/ Mitigation2. ELM Control/ Mitigation
3. Plasma Facing Materials3. Plasma Facing MaterialsPhysics basis for ITER reference scenarios with W/ Be PFCs ; C removal
4. Scenario Development4. Scenario Development
5. Diagnostics5. DiagnosticsDust / Hot dust ; divertor erosion ; mirrors ; H/D/T inventory
Beryllium
Tungsten
Carbon
Heat loads, runaway electrons: reduction > 1 order of magnitude
reduction > 1 order of magnitude
22E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation
2. ELM Control/ Mitigation2. ELM Control/ Mitigation
3. Plasma Facing Materials3. Plasma Facing MaterialsPhysics basis for ITER reference scenarios with W/ Be PFCs ; C removal
5. Diagnostics5. DiagnosticsDust / Hot dust ; divertor erosion ; mirrors ; H/D/T inventory
Heat loads, runaway electrons: reduction > 1 order of magnitude
Fuel retention
Fuel retention Fuel Removal
Transient heat loads
ELMs and disruptions
Material erosion and transport in tokamaks
Materials
Material migration
High-Z Materials
ITER-like Material Mix
Dust in fusion devices
Dust
EU-PWI TF : targeted at ITER through 7 SEWGs
Material Erosion W R&D
Fuel retention
Dust
Heat loads
ITPA Div SOL : 5 topics
23E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation1. Disruption/ Runaway Mitigation
2. ELM Control/ Mitigation2. ELM Control/ Mitigation
3. Plasma Facing Materials3. Plasma Facing MaterialsPhysics basis for ITER reference scenarios with W/ Be PFCs ; C removal
5. Diagnostics5. DiagnosticsDust / Hot dust ; divertor erosion ; mirrors ; H/D/T inventory
Heat loads, runaway electrons: reduction > 1 order of magnitude
Fuel retention
Fuel retention Fuel Removal
Transient heat loads
ELMs and disruptions
Material erosion and transport in tokamaks
Material migration
Material migration
High-Z Materials
ITER-like Material Mix
Dust in fusion devices
Dust
Towards increased coordination …
F4E
F4E
EFDA Emerging Techno
Diag TG
MHD TG, ITM TF
H & CD TG
US : PISCES
US : PISCES
RF : plasma guns
RF : plasma guns
24E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
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Task Force Plasma-Wall InteractionMain orientations at
Annual General MeetingContact Persons from 23 associations+ JET TF E and FT, EFDA, F4E, ITER IO
ITPA divertor and SOL (co-chair)
Special Expert Working GroupsAnnual specialised meeting of SEWG members
Joint meetings (mat migration + retention + removal)
EU PWI TF: mature organisation
Associations Baseline work programme
Priority support
EFDA
ITM-TFTG MHDTG H&CD (ICWC)TG diags (LIBS)TG MaterialsTG Transport
Emerging techno(Dust & T)
(Disrup.)
25E. Tsitrone PWI TF meeting, 4-6/11/2009, Warsaw
EuratomHighlights of 2008
Strong participation in PSI and IAEA 2008 > 20 oral papers (2 PSI review) [see talk] , > 100 publications
ITER fuel retention ITPA DivSOL • MIT meeting + IAEA + final report
Joint meeting (ITM / MHD / PWI) on disruptions
Preparation of WP2009 in new EFDA frame• Call for interest launched in Summer 08• Task agreements finalised early 09
Annual meeting Frascati Oct. 2008• reporting : WP2008 95% executed (5% delayed)