A. Fukuyama et al., TRANSPORT MODELING INCLUDING RADIAL ELECTRIC-FIELD AND PLASMA ROTATION, Plasma physics and controlled fusion, 36(7), 1994, pp. 10000159-10000164
In order to study the role of the radial electric field in the tokamak
transport, a one-dimensional transport code which describes the toroi
dal and poloidal plasma rotation as well as the radial electric field
has been developed. The neoclassical transport, turbulent transport an
d ion orbit loss are included. Using a simple turbulent transport mode
l with a constant diffusion coefficient and a fixed temperature profil
e, the density profile in a steady state and the transient behavior du
ring the co and counter neutral beam injection are studied. More consi
stent analysis has been initiated with a turbulent transport model bas
ed on the current diffusive high-n ballooning mode. The enhancement of
the radial electric field due to ion orbit losses and the reduction o
f the transport due to the poloidal rotation shear are demonstrated. T
he preliminary calculation indicates a sensitive temperature dependenc
e of the density profile.