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[ExternalReference]: 2022-525976

[FtsReference]: 2022-002938

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I.1)

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United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
N/A
Culham Science Centre
Abingdon
OX14 3DB
UK
[Contactpoint]: Hugo Silva
[AddressEmail]: hugo.silva@ukaea.uk
[Nutscode]:  UKJ14 -  Oxfordshire
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II.1)

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II.1.1)

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In-Vessel Mirrors for the MAST-U EBW System
[Fileref]:  T/HS286/21
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38622000  - 
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UKAEA is installing an Electron Bernstein Wave (EBW) system on MAST-U, which aims at injecting two dual-frequency (28GHz and 34.8GHz) microwave beams each of up to 900kW and pulse duration of 4.5s.
There are eight 1 OFF in-vessel copper-coated graphite mirrors. The primary function of the in-vessel mirrors is to redirect the microwaves, produced by the gyrotron, and direct these into the plasma.
The main microwave mirror face has a curved profile, providing focusing of the beam. The curved profile is defined using an ellipsoid shape.
These mirror faces absorb a small percentage of the microwaves. These absorbed microwaves act as a heat flux on the mirror face in a gaussian distribution, peaking at 750kW/m2. A uniform radiative plasma load of 210kW/m2 also acts on all faces excluding the mirror face.

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VI.6)

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[NumberOj]: 2021/S 000-031225

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VII.1)

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VII.2)

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Extended deadline