Sensitivity of Tokamak Transport Modeling to Atomic Physics Data: Some Examples

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Sensitivity of Tokamak Transport Modeling to Atomic Physics Data: Some Examples, S. Baek, J. D. Elder, M. L. Reinke, F. Scotti, J. L. Terry, S. J. Zweben IAEA Technical Meeting on Uncertainty Assessment and Benchmark Experiments for Atomic and Molecular Data for Fusion Applications December 19-21, 2016

Accurate Atomic Physics Data Essential for Tokamak Modeling Tokamak modeling critical for fusion energy because can t build a small reactor, All represent extrapolation of knowledge, Only approach is via 1 st principles model. Such models rely on atomic physics data. Atomic data also needed for model validation, E.g., in experimental diagnostics. Will show some examples: Gas Puff Imaging: Turbulence diagnostic, Excellent opportunity for neutral transport validation. High-Z impurity transport in tokamak plasmas, Three examples. Closest to 1 st principles codes are kinetic, Need more detailed data. 2

Gas Puff Imaging Allows Us to See & Characterize Edge Plasma Turbulence Camera view: 24 x 24 cm http://w3.pppl.gov/~szweben/ [Zweben et al., PPCF (2016)] 3

GPI Provides Nearly Ideal Opportunity for Validating Neutral Transport Codes And atomic physics data! Identify sensitivities & minimize uncertainties. Is ideal because: Source & plasma well characterized, Plasma-material interaction effects minimal, Results can be directly compared with experiment. But, not completely: Complex geometry, Light emission nonlinear function S(n) S( n ). Turbulence complicates n e, T e measurement. NSTX D 2 validation: Observed: 1/89 D a photons / atom ± 34%, Simulated: 1/75 ± 18%. Doesn t include atomic physics uncertainty! Subsequent update to n = 1 3, 4, 5 10% change in emission. How uncertain are these data? D 2 dissociation contributes 30% of D a at peak & is more uncertain. 4

Simulated He GPI Emission in Alcator C- Mod Way Too Large! [S. Baek et al., APS-DPP (2016)] D 2 comparison similar to NSTX. Two He CR models: M. Goto, JQSRT 76, 331 (2003), S. Loch et al., PPCF 51, 105006 (2009). How accurate are these data? Alternative explanations dismissed: Boundary conditions, 4.1 T singlet-triplet mixing (Goto). Still to check: Radiation trapping, Turbulence effects. 5

Core Penetration Fraction Sensitive to W Ionization Rate Predictive OEDGE simulations of DIII-D W ring experiments. For shelf geometry: ADAS50: 0.3% W reach core, ADPAK: 16%! Factor of 5 difference in ionization rate factor of 50 difference in core penetration. Similar results for floor geometry. Sensitivity enters via prompt redeposition model. Actual experiments will have WI data can quantify source, & core bolometry will give data on core concentration. may be able to reduce uncertainties. [J. D. Elder et al., PSI (2016)] 6

Optimization of Fusion Operating Scenarios Benefits from Accurate L(T e ) Optimize n i & T i profiles to maximize pressure ( P fus ) & high J boot ( recirculating power), High-Z content must be controlled to do this. C-Mod experiments targeted at validation those control mechanisms: Neoclassical transport, Radio-frequency heating effects. Assess W transport via sawteeth! How much peaking due to n W? How much to T e? Peaking gradients need dl/dt e! [Reinke et al., IAEA FEC (2016), Loarte et al., PoP (2015)] 7

CX Recombination Affects Ionization Balance & Diagnostic Interpretation Assume n 0 /n e profiles & calculate Mo 32+ distributions: Net effect of CX recombination equivalent to Dr ~ 0.1 a! Impacts transport model based on Mo 32+ diagnostic, E.g., ignoring CX would require pinch to match observed Mo 32+. Relevant for diagnostic analysis, e.g., C-Mod XICS [Reinke, RSI (2012)]. More important in devices with NBI! But, CX recombination data hard to find for W, Ca, Can rough estimates be made without much effort? 8

Kinetic Codes Will Need More Detailed Data 6-D codes track velocities of all reactants & products. E.g., [Tskhakaya CPP (2016): H + + e radiative recombination from photoionization, 3-body recombination from ionization. Large scale gyrokinetic / drift kinetic codes are 5-D. Focus is on ion distribution. & electrons in atomic processes treated heuristically. But, want correct electron energetics. Bootstrap current calculation with XGCa [Hager PoP (2016)] 9

Conclusions From Gas Puff Imaging: D collisional radiative model in good shape, Molecular contributions more uncertain. Are there problems with He model? High- Z Impurity Transport: W first ionization critical, Knowing dl/dt e accurately would be useful, Data for CX recombination of closed shell ions needed for diagnostic interpretation. 1 st principles kinetic codes need velocity data for all reactants & products. 10