(This paper was rapporteured in lecture EX3/1)
N. Asakura , S. Sakurai , N. Hosogane ,
K. Itami , K. Shimizu , M. Shimada , A. Sakasai ,
Y. Koide , O. Naito , H. Tamai , S. Konoshima ,
H. Kubo , S. Higashijima , H. Takenaga , T. Sugie ,
H. Shirai , K. Masaki , T. Nakano and the JT-60 Team
Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute Naka-mach, Naka-gun,
Ibaraki-ken, 311-0193 Japan
Abstract
The plasma profile and parallel flow in the scrape-off layer (SOL)
were systematically measured using Mach probes installed at the midplane and
the divertor x-point. Quantitative evaluation of a parallel flow: naturally
produced in a torus to keep the pressure constant along the field line, was
consistent with the measurement. Geometry effects of the W-shaped divertor on
the divertor plasma and particle recycling at the newly installed baffle
plates were evaluated quantitatively using the edge plasma data.
IAEA 1999