The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge

For 0-dimensional the task of a hydrogen plasma formation at initial stage of a charge is considered. For these conditions the dynamics of atomic and molecular ions density and energy balance in a hydrogen plasma are considered. У 0-вимірному наближенні розглянуто задачу створення водневої плазми на...

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The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge / V.B. Yuferov, E.I. Skibenko, V.I. Tkachov, V.V. Katrechko, A.S. Svichkar // Problems of atomic science and technology. — 2019. — № 4. — С. 105-109. — Бібліогр.: 21 назв. — англ.
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For 0-dimensional the task of a hydrogen plasma formation at initial stage of a charge is considered. For these conditions the dynamics of atomic and molecular ions density and energy balance in a hydrogen plasma are considered.
У 0-вимірному наближенні розглянуто задачу створення водневої плазми на початковій стадії розряду. Для цих умов розглянуто динаміку щільності атомарних і молекулярних іонів водню та енергетику процесу.
В 0-мерном приближении рассмотрена задача создания водородной плазмы на начальной стадии разряда. Для этих условий рассматриваются динамика плотности атомарных и молекулярных ионов водорода и энергетика процесса.
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Gas and plasma-beam discharges and their applications
The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
Атомарно-молекулярні процеси у водневій плазмі на початковій стадії розряду
Атомарно-молекулярные процессы в водородной плазме на начальной стадии разряда
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title The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
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Yuferov, V.B.
Skibenko, E.I.
Tkachov, V.I.
Katrechko, V.V.
Svichkar, A.S.
Gas and plasma-beam discharges and their applications
title_short The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
title_full The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
title_fullStr The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
title_full_unstemmed The atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
title_sort atomic-molecular processes in a hydrogen plasma at initial stage of a discharge
author Yuferov, V.B.
Skibenko, E.I.
Tkachov, V.I.
Katrechko, V.V.
Svichkar, A.S.
author_facet Yuferov, V.B.
Skibenko, E.I.
Tkachov, V.I.
Katrechko, V.V.
Svichkar, A.S.
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title_alt Атомарно-молекулярні процеси у водневій плазмі на початковій стадії розряду
Атомарно-молекулярные процессы в водородной плазме на начальной стадии разряда
description For 0-dimensional the task of a hydrogen plasma formation at initial stage of a charge is considered. For these conditions the dynamics of atomic and molecular ions density and energy balance in a hydrogen plasma are considered. У 0-вимірному наближенні розглянуто задачу створення водневої плазми на початковій стадії розряду. Для цих умов розглянуто динаміку щільності атомарних і молекулярних іонів водню та енергетику процесу. В 0-мерном приближении рассмотрена задача создания водородной плазмы на начальной стадии разряда. Для этих условий рассматриваются динамика плотности атомарных и молекулярных ионов водорода и энергетика процесса.
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fulltext ISSN 1562-6016. ВАНТ. 2019. №4(122) 105 GAS AND PLASMA-BEAM DISCHARGES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS THE ATOMIC-MOLECULAR PROCESSES IN A HYDROGEN PLASMA AT INITIAL STAGE OF A DISCHARGE V.B. Yuferov, E.I. Skibenko, V.I. Tkachov, V.V. Katrechko, A.S. Svichkar National Science Center “Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology”, Kharkiv, Ukraine E-mail: v.yuferov@kipt.kharkov.ua For 0-dimensional the task of a hydrogen plasma formation at initial stage of a charge is considered. For these conditions the dynamics of atomic and molecular ions density and energy balance in a hydrogen plasma are consi- dered. PACS: 52.50.Qt, 52.55.Hc INTRODUCTION In recent times, significant progress has been made in obtaining pure plasma in thermonuclear installations, and if a few years ago the concentration of impurities in the plasma reached 5...10% and effective plasma charge Zeff was at the level 3...8, now the concentration of im- purities is reduced to ~ 0.1...1% and Zeff to 1...1.5; at the same the plasma temperature also increased [1, 2]. This progress is associated with identifying the main sources of pollution, and the use of measures to reduce the flow of impurities. It has been shown in experiments that even in a well-cleaned system, impurities enter the plasma already at the first stage of the discharge, when breakdown occurs and the plasma touches the walls. In this case, impurities enter the plasma due to several mechanisms, the main ones are unipolar arcs and ion- stimulated desorption. The specific impurity yield in both processes is very high and these mechanisms can create a significant initial impurity concentration. For example, according to [3] Zeff is 3 and 7, respectively in modes with and without divertor, through 0.1...0.15 s after the start of the discharge, there are both light and heavy impurities. The further course of the impurity concentration determines by the processes of their transport in the plasma and the boundary. At the time of ~0.5 s after the start of the discharge, the plasma is purified from impurities up to Zeff ~ 1 when the divertor is working, and ~1.3...1.5 in the divertorless case. A similar course was observed in other installations, with sources of impurities in the stationary phase being de- sorption (light impurities) and spraying or self-spraying (heavy) stimulated by fast ions and neutrals. In the theo- retical consideration of the impurities entering the plas- ma, usually, the stimulated desorption and spraying are taken into account [4, 5]. It should be noted two areas of work. The first is to determine the flow of impurities to the plasma boundary with its subsequent averaging over the entire volume, which gives an average concentration of impurities in the plasma. Such calculations are carried out in a 0- dimensional approximation in order to study and com- pare the characteristics of various wall materials and the specific contribution of various erosion mechanisms. Secondly, for a given impurity flux onto the plasma boundary, the concentration distribution or charge com- position of the impurity in a plasma of a given density and temperature is determined (one or two-dimensional approximation is used to study plasma confinement and energy balance). Both approaches have a fairly good quantitative agreement with the experiment in the sta- tionary phase of the discharge, but do not explain the burst of light impurities at the initial stage of the dis- charge. The exclusion of the initial stage of discharge from consideration does not allow a complete analysis, although at this time there are no flows of highly ener- getic charge-exchange atoms that have a high erosion coefficient Ki in both light and heavy impurities. At the same time, at the initial stage, there are large flows of atomic hydrogen Fh and ultraviolet radiation with sig- nificant erosion ability with respect to light impurities, which is especially important for systems with insuffi- ciently good cleaning of surfaces and for attached vo- lumes, from which contamination of the initially cleaned surface through the gas phase can occur. Light impurities that fall into the discharge at the initial stage are almost completely captured by the plasma and heated together with the main component. However, they can become the main cause of the appearance of heavy impurities. This situation may be relevant for stellarator  type systems in which magnetic diaphragm isolates the place of formation of the plasma filament away from the walls, and in the presence of the divertor [6, 7], when the angles separatrix not rely on the materi- al wall and formation unipolar arcs at these locations is difficult or impossible. The above is confirmed by many experiments. But we are interested in the situation that was not practically provided by the latter due to the lack of data on complex polyatomic molecules present in spent nuclear fuel  SNF and, accordingly, a multicomponent oxide plasma in which chemical reactions can take place. That is, hydrogen plasma with impurities is a kind of simulation environment, allowing you to look at the spent nuclear fuel plasma from the view of atomic-molecular processes in SNF plasma formed mainly from actinide oxides supplemented with a mixture of oxides of lan- thanides, zirconium, molybdenum, etc. [8]. INITIAL STAGE OF DISCHARGE The initial stage of plasma formation in the closed magnetic traps viewed in several studies [9 - 11], for simplicity only hydrogen atoms. In [9], a one- dimensional model of gas breakdown in a tokamak was considered, leading to reasonable estimates of the ioni- mailto:v.yuferov@kipt.kharkov.ua ISSN 1562-6016. ВАНТ. 2019. №4(122) 106 zation time and its dependence on the basic parameters of the plasma. The existence of a critical electric field has been established, above which there is observed a skinning of the discharge current, below it is a quasi- uniform current distribution. The dependences of the electron temperature Te on the gas ionization time are given, from which it follows that in a certain region of the discharge time from 5·10 -5 s to 0.5·10 -3 s (plasma density from 10 -2 ne to 0.8 ne) the temperature can re- main constant, for example, about 5 eV. In [10, 11], in the 0-dimensional approximation (homogeneous distri- bution of current and plasma density), a scenario of operation of tokamak-type facilities was considered. It is shown that under different scenarios  both during current breakdown (ohmic heating) and at RF or micro- wave initial discharges  the electron temperature can remain for a long time 10...50 ms as the plasma density increases to 5·10 13 cm -3 at the level of 2...15 eV. How- ever, the simplification in these calculations, associated with a hypothetical situation, when ionizing atomic hydrogen filling the discharge chamber without interact- ing with the walls occurs, does not allow us to consider the problem associated with the appearance of light impurities at the initial stage of discharge, and correctly estimate the power losses that are needed to create a plasma. In contrast to our predecessors, we were inter- ested in the amount of light impurity streams associated with the flows of photons and hydrogen atoms Fph and Fh and entering the plasma boundary, the average densi- ty of impurities that could be reached by the time of the heating stage, as well as the role of vacuum conditions. In contrast to our predecessors, we were interested in the magnitudes of streams of light impurities associated with the flows of photons and hydrogen atoms and en- tering the plasma boundary, the average density of im- purities that could be reached by the time of the heating stage, and the role of vacuum conditions. The main conditions for solving the problem were: - multicomponent composition  protons, molecules, molecular ions; - at the initial stage there is no ion heating, Ti Te<10…15 eV; - the constancy of the electron temperature at the io- nization stage. This simplified the task, although a programmed case is possible with the dependence of temperature on time correlated with the input of power into the dis- charge, the maximum plasma density ne=2·10 13 cm -3 according to [12]. When the condition of constant num- ber of particles in the system initial density of molecular hydrogen n2=1·10 13 cm -3 . In experimental systems it is achieved after a large number of pulses, when the hy- drogen recycling rate at the wall is close to 1, or by introducing an additional gas flow which compensates losses in the walls. To determine the role of chemical and photodesorp- tion in the process of impurities in the plasma boundary is sufficient 0-dimensional approximation. This is ex- plained by the fact that the flow of impurities from the wall, determined by the fluxes of photons and hydrogen atoms, practically does not depend on the place of their appearence, since the photons are not absorbed by the plasma, and the path length of the hydrogen atom before ionization, even at maximum density, is much larger than the system dimensions. In addition, the characteris- tic times for the growth of the plasma density, or growth times for the average density of impurities more than an order of the value greater than time of hydrogen atoms flow in the system. Processes Sections 0 2 H e 2 2H e   1 0 1 1 2H H e    2 0 1 2 H e 3 2 H e   0 1 1 H H e    4 1 2 2H e   5 0 1 2 H 6 0 1 H e 1 2H e   7 0 2 2 H H   0 3 1 H H   8 3 H e   0 1 1 2 H H e    9 0 1 3 H 10 0 1 H e 1 H e   11 0 2 H e 2 H e   12 1 1 2H H e     13 * Excited atoms and hydrogen molecules It should be immediately noted that in order to de- termine the radial distribution of the density of impuri- ties, at least a one-dimensional approximation is neces- sary. Moreover, it can be applied only to one equation that relates the concentration of impurities with their flow. This is beyond the scope of our tasks. However, it is clear from simple considerations that, due to the low speeds of the passage of impurity molecules coming from the walls at thermal velocity and significant ioni- zation cross sections of the mean free path of impurity molecules before ionization at plasma densities above 10 12 cm -3 become smaller than the system size, i.e. dur- ing the plasma density increase, impurities begin to be trapped in an increasingly thin surface layer, reaching about 1 cm at the end of the ionization stage. And for the characteristic time tn  growth of plasma density, they do not have time to diffuse into the plasma at a considerable distance. Even with DZ=4·10 3 сm 2 /s taken in [11] for hot plasma ∆r=√Dtn=2 сm. However, in the process of heating, as is well known, impurities are fairly quickly transported deep into the plasma, so the operation of averaging impurities over the entire vo- lume, used in the 0-dimensional approximation, gives essentially the initial (not zero) impurity concentration at the beginning of the stationary phase. As mentioned earlier in [1 - 4], it is from the moment of the end of heating that the process of accumulation of impurities in the plasma begins, as a result of other erosion processes. The main processes occurring in a hydrogen plasma and determining its charge and component composition are presented in Table. The initial stage of the dis- ISSN 1562-6016. ВАНТ. 2019. №4(122) 107 charge, as well as the subsequent stationary phase, can be described by the following system of differential equations (1) - (11), which allows determining the time variation in the discharge chamber of the electron densi- ty ne, atomic hydrogen ni, hydrogen molecules n2, ions H1 + , H2 + , H3 + respectively n1 + , n2 + , n3 + , plasma produc- tion powers Wp ionization of gas Pion, atomic hydrogen and photon fluxes to the wall Fh and Fph j , where j – is the photon energy; the time variation of the concentra- tion of light impurities averaged over the entire volume of n c , n o – carbon and oxygen.    2 1 2 2 5 6 1 7 1 , e e p d n n n n n d                     (1)       1 1 1 2 2 3 2 4 6 3 9 1 0 1 7 2 2 8 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 , e m mm d n n n n n n n n n n d                                (2) where m  is the number of collisions of a hydrogen atom with a wall before recombination. 2 1 1 2 3 1 1 3 , 2 2 2 d n d n n n n d d              (3)   1 1 2 2 2 4 5 1 3 9 2 , e Z p d n n n n n n n d                  (4)   2 2 2 1 2 4 5 6 2 2 8 , e p d n n n n n n n d                  (5)   3 3 2 2 8 3 9 1 0 , e p d n n n n n n d              (6) , p p h io n r ra d E d W W P P P P d        (7)   3 , 2 p e e i p W kn T T V  (8) where Ph, Pion, Pr, Prad going to plasma heating, ioniza- tion, recharging, emission of impurities; Vp – plasma volume; k - is the Boltzmann constant. 1 2 3 0 , e n n n n        (9)       2 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 4 4 5 5 6 6 1 7 7 3 9 9 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 3 1 3 , io n e n E E E n E E E P n n E n E E n E n E                               (10) , ra d Z ZZ P n v E  (11) Ei – the amount of energy loss in this process. The values of the plasma particle lifetime τp=10…20 ms, determined through the energy plasma lifetime τE (τp ≈ 3τE), taken neoclassical [13] with a magnetic field B = 2 Т, a = 13.5 сm, R=100 сm; t = 0.6 s [12]. For the real system, we are interested in the time of the creation of the plasma is not more than 1 ms, so the members of the energy loss and the plasma particles during this time is negligible. The lifetime of hydrogen atoms before going on the wall τ1= a/1, where 1 – is the average velocity of hydrogen atoms with allowance for multiple collisions with the wall before recombination or ionization. The energy of the hydrogen atoms produced during the dis- sociation of hydrogen molecules and molecular ions is in the range of an electron volt to 12 eV with maxima in the region of 4...6 eV [14 - 16]. There are no exact data on the values of the reflection coefficients of particles α and the energy β of the energy range below 10 eV. In [17, 18], the reflection coefficients were calculated for an energy E>10 eV, and experimental data are available only for E>100 eV. Extrapolation of the values of α and β in the energy range of less than 10 eV gives values of 0.7...0.9. In this case, the average energy of hydrogen atoms is ≈2 eV. I.e. the correction factor before the value of the flow of atomic hydrogen onto the wall as a result of multiple collisions turns out to be 3...3.3. It should be noted that in all equations, for simplicity, the quantity σvi replaced by σi. As initial conditions are taken: n2=1·10 13 cm -3 , ne=1·10 11 cm -3 , n1 + =5·10 10 cm -3 , n2 + =4·10 10 cm -3 , n3 + =1·10 10 cm -3 , which in real devices are easily achieved with the help of low-power pre-plasma systems. Due to the relatively low coefficient of impurity reuptake by surfaces lying at the level of 0.05...0.3 [19], low gas-kinetic velocities at the level of 5·10 4 cm/s and high ionization cross sections, impurities desorbed from the walls are ionize, dissociate and, thus, are captured by the plasma with density ne>1·10 12 cm -3 . For the case of [12], the mean time of passage of impurities from the wall to the wall is τ = a/пр≈270 ms and the mean free path of the impurity before ionization at ne = 1·10 12 cm -3 and Te = 6 eV, λ = 10 cm. Analysis of equations (1) - (6) shows that the plasma electron density increases exponentially with time ne(t)=ne(0)e αt . The exponent α=n2σ1+n2 + (σ5+σ6)+n1σ7-1/τp depends on time, decreasing as n2 burns out, n2 + grows. However, for a long time, n2 changes little and the density increases by a factor of e over time t=1/(n2σ1), since n2 + and n1 are small, i.e. at a given density n2 the plasma density growth rate ne is determined by the value σ1, the value of which, for example, for Te, values equal to 3, 4, 6, and 12 eV, is respectively 1·10 -10 ; 3.8·10 -10 ; 1.5·10 -9 , and 9·10 -9 cm -3 ·s -1 . Since the ionization rates for the σ1 and σ7 processes are close in a wide temperature range Te, the initial speed of creating the plasma using atomic and molecular components at the same concentrations n1 and n2 are equal, and that allowed the authors of [9 - 11] to obtain reasonable ionization times. However, to achieve the same final plasma density, the concentration must be twice as high as n2, which in the latter case reduces the plasma formation rate by half. The plasma formation rate will be reduced due to the second term, since σ6σ5, and the concentration of growth n1 (third member) at σ1= σ7 compensates for this decrease. In Fig. 1 shows the dependences ne= f(t) or four temperatures: 3, 4, 6, and 12 eV. As can be seen from equations (1) - (6), the density increase n2 + and n3 + is limited long before reaching the maximum density ne, where   2 1 2 4 5 6 2 8 (m ax ) , e e n n n n n           (12)   2 2 8 3 9 1 0 (m ax ) . e n n n n        (13) ISSN 1562-6016. ВАНТ. 2019. №4(122) 108 t, s Fig. 1. The dependence of plasma density on time for different values of electron temperature: 1 – Te=3; 2 – Te=4; 3 – Te=6; 4 – Te=12 eV t, s Fig. 2. The time distribution of the specific energy consumption for ionization and excitation. (To the right, the ordinate shows the total energy consumption for a system similar to [12]) Note that presented in Fig. 2 the energy consumption for electronic excitation and ionization is less than real, in which oscillatory processes should be taken into account, especially strong at temperatures less than 4 eV, and which can be a significant value at Te>4 eV. Due to the presence of two terms in the denominator with ne and n2 the maximum for n2 + is quite wide. The value of Wp – energy consumption for the creation of a plasma grows exponentially, like ne. At the same time Pr and Wp/τE are small, and Prad increases from 0 for n o , n c =0 tо 0.08Pion at n o +n c =0.02ne (see Fig. 2). t, s Fig. 3. The time distribution of the electron density of plasma (1), protons (2) of hydrogen molecules (3), hydrogen atoms (4) of molecular ions H2 + (5) and H3 + (6) for an electron temperature of 6 eV With an exponential growth of Wp value Te can re- main constant, grow or fall, but at Te<10 eV, as can be seen from σ1, a change in Te by 1...2 eV sharply increas- es ionization losses, therefore in real systems Te=const is often observed. In general, as mentioned above, the course of Wp(Te) is determined by the necessary dis- charge scenario, as well as by the possibilities of the energy input (Fig. 3). CONCLUSIONS As can be seen, the growth rate of plasma density is mainly determined by the value of ionization cross sec- tion. The increase in energy consumption is determined by ionization losses, since the selected electron tempera- tures provide low energy costs for vibrational levels. At the time of 200…400 s, the “burnout” of H2 + and H3 + ions begins, respectively. 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