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Chronology of the Air Event. Incident particles during air glow: 3A/100m 2 2 10 17 /m 2 s, i.e. total fluence 1.3 10 20 N + , 3 10 19 O + /m 2 Maximum chemical removal: 1ML, disregarding synergistic effects with O 2. Residual gas analysis. Nov. 17, 17:23. N 2. N. O 2. O. Ar.
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Incident particles during air glow: 3A/100m2 2 1017/m2s, i.e. total fluence 1.3 1020N+, 3 1019O+/m2 Maximum chemical removal: 1ML, disregarding synergistic effects with O2
Residual gas analysis Nov. 17, 17:23
N2 N O2 O Ar Nov. 17, 18:23
NO, C2D3 CO, N2 CO2, N2O webbook.NIST.gov 7. Nitric oxide (NO) 14. Methyl-d1 radical, oxo- (CDO) 17. Formaldehyde (CH2O) 24. Diimide (H2N2) 25. Beryllium dicarbide (CBe2) 29. Amidogen, methylene-d2 (CD2N) 35. Methyl amino radical (CH4N) 37. C2D3 (C2D3) 40. Ethene-d2 (C2H2D2) 42. Ethane (C2H6) N D2O Nov. 17, 20:23
16:59 Nov. 18, 16:59
8:15 Nov. 19, 08:15
CD4 C2D4 C3D6 Nov. 20, 14:16
Limiter phase: Heating and radiation Nearly 100% radiation limit during first day disruption no breakdown in next shot
OII horizontal line radiation NII Zeff
Summary • Air Event not useful for an estimate of T cleaning efficiency • air leads to complicated chemistry involving N, O and C • event is badly diagnosed, QMB was closed • surface temperatures were too low, 200C instead of 350C • Air Event indicates reasonable possibilty of recovery • event was not immediately recognised • full recovery after 2 nights of D2 GDC and 1 day DC • Preliminary diagnosis • during air GD NO, CO2 (N2O) are formed • NO adsorbes at the walls and desorbes during discharges • memory effect even at the end of second day