START-UP AND RAMP-UP OF THE PLT TOKAMAK BY LOWER HYBRID WAVES.

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Lower hybrid current drive (LHCD) is an inherently steady state means of maintaining the poloidal field of a tokamak. Experiments have been performed on PLT and other tokamaks to examine the role of LHCD in start-up and ramp-up as well as to examine the efficiency of steady-state current drive. Both the start-up and the ramp-up experiments on PLT were quite successful, with the start-up experiment obtaining currents up to 20% of full current for PLT, and the ramp-up experiments obtaining ramp-up efficiencies of approximately 20%.

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Jobes, F. C., Bernabei, S., Chu, T. K., Fisch, N. J., Hooke, W. M., Karney, C. F. F., … Goeler, S. von. (1986). START-UP AND RAMP-UP OF THE PLT TOKAMAK BY LOWER HYBRID WAVES. In Ettore Majorana International Science Series: Physical Sciences (Vol. 26, pp. 203–216). Plenum Press. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1889-8_12

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