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The MEMOS-U code description of macroscopic melt dynamics in fusion devices

  • Līga Avotiņa (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Larisa Baumane (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Mihails Haļitovs (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Juris Jansons (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Gunta Ķizāne (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Ričards Kovaldins (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Andris Leščinskis (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Broņislavs Leščinskis (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Elīna Pajuste (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Aigars Vītiņš (Member of the Working Group)
  • , Artūrs Zariņš (Member of the Working Group)
  • , E. Thorén

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    Abstract

    The MEMOS-U physics model, addressing macroscopic melt motion in large deformation and long displacement regimes, and its numerical schemes are presented. Discussion is centred on the shallow water application to the metallic melts induced by hot magnetized plasmas, where phase transitions and electromagnetic responses are pivotal. The physics of boundary conditions with their underlying assumptions are analysed and the sensitivity to experimental input uncertainties is emphasized. The JET transient tungsten melting experiment (Coenen et al 2015 Nucl. Fusion 55 023010) is simulated to illustrate the MEMOS-U predictive power and to highlight key aspects of tokamak melt dynamics.

    Original languageEnglish
    Article number035021
    JournalPlasma Physics and Controlled Fusion
    Volume63
    Issue number3
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - Mar 2021

    UN SDGs

    This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

    1. SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy
      SDG 7 Affordable and Clean Energy

    OECD Field of Science

    • 1.3 Physical Sciences

    Keywords

    • Disruption-induced melting
    • ELM-induced melting
    • Heat transfer
    • Macroscopic deformation
    • Metallic melt dynamics
    • Resolidification

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