Understanding hydrogen recycling is essential for particle control in fusio
n devices with a graphite wall. At Extrap T2 three different models have be
en used. A zero-dimensional (0D) recycling model reproduces the density beh
avior in plasma discharges as well as in helium glow discharge. A more soph
isticated one-dimensional (1D) model is used along with a simple mixing mod
el to explain the results in isotopic exchange experiments. Due to high flu
xes some changes in the models were needed. In the paper, the three models
are discussed and the results are compared with experimental data. (C) 1999
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