2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.hedp.2009.03.010
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WADM and radiation MHD simulations of compact multi-planar and cylindrical wire arrays at 1 MA currents

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“…Simulation of the implosion dynamics with wire array loads was performed using WADM [7]. The WADM calculates the wire ablation and array implosion dynamics self-consistently in a single simulation using the approximation of discrete thin filaments that have mass and velocity and that conduct some electric current.…”
Section: Modeling the Implosion Dynamics Of Spwas And Dpwasmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Simulation of the implosion dynamics with wire array loads was performed using WADM [7]. The WADM calculates the wire ablation and array implosion dynamics self-consistently in a single simulation using the approximation of discrete thin filaments that have mass and velocity and that conduct some electric current.…”
Section: Modeling the Implosion Dynamics Of Spwas And Dpwasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, under the present set of assumptions, the WADM simulations of the cylindrical wire arrays are generally consistent with the predictions by the "rocket model". A detailed description of the WADM can be found in [7]. This model has been successfully used for the prediction of the implosion time of numerous PWA load configurations on Zebra.…”
Section: Modeling the Implosion Dynamics Of Spwas And Dpwasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the classic electric resistance models, discussed in detail in this paper, cannot explain an excess amount of total radiated energy over the thermalized kinetic energy (see, for example, Ref. [15]), which typically is 4e8 kJ according to the WADM [2] calculations. This observation made specifically for Zebra z-pinch plasmas is, however, consistent with the analyses of the experimental data collected at other z-pinch facilities (see the discussion in Ref.…”
Section: Applications To Z-pinch Physicsmentioning
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“…[1]). Various modeling tools such as radiation MHD code and Wire Ablation Dynamics Model (WADM) [2] and non-LTE atomic kinetic models [3e5] have been applied to analyze plasma dynamics and radiation features. Further progress in this direction can be achieved by application of existing numerical tools and deeper understanding of processes and effects directly affecting the plasma radiation features, such as Ohmic plasma heating.…”
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