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Physics of fusion power Lecture 6: Cylindrical concepts

Z-pinch magnetic field Current is the source of the magnetic field Field in the q-direction :

Z-pinch -profiles Pressure profile follows form the force balance The pressure profile is parabolic

Z-pinch profiles For uniform current profile the pressure must be parabolic The maximum pressure scales with the current squared Magnetic field increases with radius -> magnetic pressure confines the plasma But field lines are also circular. Field line tension is as important Radial profiles of pressure current and magnetic field for a z-pinch

Z-pinch : plasma beta Taking the pressure in the centre and the magnetic field at the edge One finds

Z-pinch heating Now on ramps the current, but the effect is again the compression of the magnetic field Besides the heating due to compression, the current will also dissipate heat when the plasma resistivity is finite Ramping of the current will increase the magnetic field which will compress the plasma

Z-pinch A strong current is generated in the z-direction This current generates a magnetic field in the q direction JxB force is then fully determined Pressure gradient must balance the JxB force and is then also fully determined by the current

Confinement in the Z-pinch The z-pinch confines the particles. NO end losses The theta-pinch The z-pinch

Z-pinch stability Bend the plasma channel The field line density on the inside goes up (higher magnetic field strength) on the outside it decreases (lower magnetic field strength) The gradient in the magnetic field strength thus generated leads to a force that enhances the perturbation Equilibrium is not stable The Z-pinch is unstable. Most relevant instability is the kink

Z-pinch summary Through the use of a current an equilibrium can be generated No end losses in this equilibrium It can be efficiently heated through compression as well as the dissipation due to a finite resistivity Plasma beta is 2 BUT It isn’t stable Z-pinch is still used as X-ray source

Z-machine (Sandia national lab)

Use of the z-pinch An enormous current is sent through a set of iron wires The wires first melt and finally form a plasma This plasma produces X-rays which implode the pellet Also the different current channels contract each other Power 80 times the worlds energy consumption generated (for 1 billionth of a second

Z-machine The different current channels attract each other Leads to an inward motion Here photographed with a exposure time of 1 ns

Screw pinch : stabilize the Z-pinch Combination of the Z-pinch with the theta-pinch can lead to stabilization But the helical field lines will then again lead to end losses