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| Operators | |
| Session leader(s): | Unknown |
| Physics operator(s): | Earl Marmar,Robert Granetz |
| Engineering operator(s): | Unknown |
| Engineering Operator Run Comment |
| Session Leader Plans |
| Physics Operators Plans |
| Session Leader Summaries |
| Physics Operator Summaries |
| Session Leader Comments |
| Physics Operator Comments | |||
| Jun 15 1994 10:13:10:450AM | Earl Marmar | Today's run will be pellets. Start with fiducial shot and then go to
divertor operation. | |
| Jun 15 1994 10:13:43:640AM | 940615001 | Earl Marmar | Fiducial. Good shot.
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| Jun 15 1994 10:15:13:620AM | 940615002 | Earl Marmar | Hybrid iso-amp power supply replaced. There were .05 to .07 V offsets
on shot 1. This shot was a data system test to look at the offsets. There were no power supplies. |
| Jun 15 1994 10:42:15:230AM | 940615003 | Earl Marmar | Load shot 960610023, increase Ip demand to -700kA, increase pulsed gas
and eliminate modulated gas puffs. High voltages on Z-Meter array changed to 500 V from 600, calibration gains changed in tree. Shearing interferometer triggering at .5 seconds, 1 MHz, 2 channels. PF inverts moved out to 1.5 seconds. Good shot. |
| Jun 15 1994 10:56:59:850AM | 940615004 | Earl Marmar | Tweak pulsed gas. Pellet at .7 s. Good plasma. Disrupt at 1.18 seconds.
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| Jun 15 1994 11:05:45:320AM | 940615005 | Earl Marmar | No pellet. Good shot. Still disrupt at 1.27.
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| Jun 15 1994 11:28:03:230AM | 940615006 | Earl Marmar | Lowered argin (delete 3'rd puff). Pellet at .7. Good shot. Z position
dance at around .65 s (also on previous shot). |
| Jun 15 1994 11:44:48:640AM | 940615007 | Earl Marmar | Argon also being puffed with ninja. Lowered RXL prop gain (got rid of
last step up).Disrupt at .7. |
| Jun 15 1994 12:10:21:730PM | 940615008 | Earl Marmar | Ramp up gain on ZXL. Still disrupt.
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| Jun 15 1994 12:20:41:500PM | 940615009 | Earl Marmar | Turn off gain on EF2L at 0.5; moved RXL gain turn on from .55 to .5.
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| Jun 15 1994 12:44:50:930PM | 940615010 | Earl Marmar | Change current programming on EF2L to ramp to -3000 at .5 seconds. Good
shot. |
| Jun 15 1994 01:14:17:550PM | 940615011 | Earl Marmar | Move RXL turn-on earlier. Bigger pellet. Disrupt at .83. Elongation
exceeding 1.7. |
| Jun 15 1994 01:39:50:930PM | 940615012 | Earl Marmar | Zcur moved to -2 cm. Disrupt at .65
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| Jun 15 1994 01:47:32:080PM | 940615013 | Earl Marmar | Disruptive, x-rays, died at .69.
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| Jun 15 1994 02:02:02:550PM | 940615014 | Earl Marmar | reload shot 10.
Better shot. Lasted until 1.18 s. Pellet had a larger effect on density than the previous shot. |
| Jun 15 1994 02:11:47:110PM | 940615014 | Robert Granetz | Granetz replaces Marmar as phys. op.
This shot did NOT have a vertical control problem at 0.7 s. It disrupted at 1.18 s. Ip=0.71 MA. Next shot, no changes. |
| Jun 15 1994 02:12:18:790PM | 940615014 | Robert Granetz | The lithium pellet injector may fire on the next shot.
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| Jun 15 1994 02:37:55:820PM | 940615015 | Robert Granetz | Good pellet shot. Most humongous, longest snake I've ever seen in C-Mod!
Plasma disrupted at 1.02 s, probably due to lithium pellet injected at 1.0 s. Pellet was size #3. Increase on density was noticeably larger than on previous shots today. Pellet penetrated in to R=0.74 m. Snake lasted for about 80 ms. Next shot, two pellets...one at 0.750, second at 0.780. Also a lithium injection at 1.0 s |
| Jun 15 1994 02:48:40:360PM | 940615016 | Robert Granetz | Good shot. First pellet was size #2, no snake. Second pellet was size #3,
with a snake lasting 15 ms. Lithium injection at 1.0 second kills the plasma. Plasma is nearly a double null for much of the discharge. Next shot, no lithium injection. |
| Jun 15 1994 02:53:42:760PM | 940615016 | Robert Granetz | Also next shot: 2 pellets, followed by ICRF heating.
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| Jun 15 1994 03:20:35:830PM | 940615017 | Robert Granetz | Good pellet shot. Plasma ended in a disruption at 1.04 s. 2 pellets, a small
one at 0.755 and a larger one at 0.785. The disruption may be caused by too much density. For the next shot, decrease gas puffing from 0.8 s onward. |
| Jun 15 1994 03:31:49:750PM | 940615018 | Robert Granetz | 2 pellets, but plasma disrupted shortly after the second pellet. Peak
nl was about 2.5e20 m-2, or |
| Jun 15 1994 03:45:13:710PM | 940615019 | Robert Granetz | 2 pellets, but plasma disrupted shortly after the second one.
On the next shot, I will activate the kappa feedback, using only EF1U in the controller. |
| Jun 15 1994 03:48:36:950PM | 940615019 | Robert Granetz | On this shot, the post-pellet density decayed very quickly (tau_n about 5 ms).
This may have been due to the 1 MW of ICRF which turned on at 0.75 s. |
| Jun 15 1994 04:14:24:560PM | 940615020 | Robert Granetz | Better. 2 pellets. Plasma didn't disrupt until 1.1 s, which is just after
rampdown begins. No snakes. It is questionable whether the kappa feedback did anything. Next shot, reduce programmed demand on kappa from 0.16 to 0.05. Keep gain the same. Also, remove the second argon puff. |
| Jun 15 1994 04:33:32:160PM | 940615021 | Robert Granetz | 2 pellets, very similar to previous shot. Ended in disruption at 1.03 s.
Hybrid seems to be getting the correct predictor output for kappa, but if anything, kappa was slightly higher. Next shot, increase gain on kappa feedback from 1 to 2. |
| Jun 15 1994 04:44:31:090PM | 940615022 | Robert Granetz | 2 pellets, similar to preceding shots. Ends in disruption at 1.08 s.
No snakes. There is little or no change in kappa. Next shot, program kappa to reduce towards the end of the shot. |
| Jun 15 1994 04:58:21:290PM | 940615023 | Robert Granetz | 2 pellets, similar to preceding shots. Ends in disruption at 1.07 s.
End of run. |
| Engineering Operator Comments | ||||
| Shot | Time | Type | Status | Comment |
| 1 | 08:48:26:670AM | Plasma | Ok | late hybrid power supply unbalance |
| 2 | 09:45:21:370AM | Plasma | Ok | no plasma hybrid test/data aquisition test |
| 3 | 10:19:41:170AM | Plasma | Ok | at last plasma |
| 4 | 10:40:25:300AM | Plasma | Ok | >600ka disruption |
| 5 | 10:57:26:110AM | Plasma | Ok | >600ka disruption |
| 6 | 11:13:12:120AM | Plasma | Ok | plasma no fault no disrupt |
| 7 | 11:33:48:190AM | Plasma | Ok | pelletized disruption > 600ka |
| 8 | 11:50:49:260AM | Plasma | Ok | pelletized disruption, >600ka comm fault ef1l, |
| 9 | 12:12:04:690PM | Plasma | Ok | plasma |
| 10 | 12:33:49:680PM | Plasma | Ok | plasma |
| 11 | 12:58:12:280PM | Plasma | Ok | disruption>700ka no faults |
| 12 | 01:16:34:770PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 13 | 01:34:07:370PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 14 | 01:51:59:270PM | Plasma | Ok | NO faults |
| 15 | 02:13:18:490PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults |
| 16 | 02:35:40:920PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 17 | 02:53:45:620PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 18 | 03:21:33:660PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 19 | 03:37:29:270PM | Plasma | Ok | NO faults |
| 20 | 03:54:00:050PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 21 | 04:15:16:060PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults |
| 22 | 04:34:48:880PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |
| 23 | 04:52:14:100PM | Plasma | Ok | No faults. |