Overview and Plan of FAR-TECH RWM Identification Via Kalman Filter and Implementation of Model-Based Feedback Control,

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Abstract

FAR-TECH is developing, implementing, and validating real-time resistive-wall-mode (RWM) identification algorithms and model-based RWM feedback algorithms on DIII-D. For RWM identification, a numerically simulated spatial pattern of the sensor signals (matched filter) can be matched to the measured sensor signals in real-time. Temporal behavior of the RWMs is further utilized by a Kalman filter in the identification to discriminate them from other noise/modes, i.e. edge localized modes. We will present modeling of the RWM signals at sensor locations by FARVAC, implementation of RWM identification algorithms on DIII-D, internal RWM mode structure identification, feedback controller algorithms, and ongoing validation results. Our new effort on identification of RWMs with toroidal modes for $n>1$ will be discussed.

*Supported by US DOE under DE-FG02-03ER83657, DE-FG03- 95ER54309, DE-FC02-04ER54698, DE-FG02-89ER53297, and DE-AC02-76CH03073.

Authors

  • J.S. Kim

    • FAR-TECH, Inc.
  • Y. In

  • I.N. Bogatu

  • J. Kim

    • FAR-TECH. Inc.
  • M.S. Chu

    • GA
  • D.A. Humphreys

  • G.L. Jackson

  • R.D. Johnson

  • R.J. La Haye

    • GA
  • E.J. Strait

    • General Atomics
    • GA
  • M.L. Walker

  • W.S. Welander

    • General Atomics
    • GA
  • A.M. Garofalo

    • Columbia U.
  • H. Reimerdes

    • Columbia U.
  • M. Okabayashi

    • PPPL