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[en] Investigations of the start-up phase in a large tokamak are made using a zero-dimensional, time-dependent model which describes the ionization of the neutral gas in terms of coupled mass and energy conservation equations for five components - H20, H2+, H10, H1+ and electrons. These equations are coupled to an equivalent external OH circuit of the tokamak and the plasma behaviour during start-up for various discharge conditions and models for loss mechanisms has been studied. A simple model for the effect of transverse magnetic fields on the discharge formation has also been included to investigate the effect of a divertor field and also magnetic limiter operation. (orig.) 891 GG/orig. 892 HIS
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Jan 1980; 29 p; With figs.
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