2003 年 79 巻 6 号 p. 546-548
Considering a current profile driven by a neutral beam having a beam energy up to 2.5 MeV, attainable normalized beta βN with and without a stabilization wall are investigated for next step reactors with R0 = 7.25 m and R/a = 3.4. Because of restrictions in the attainable current profile, βN is restricted up to 2.5 without a wall, while βN = 3.4 is possible with a wall, because broader current profiles are allowable in the wall stabilized equiliblia. This result suggests that wall stabilization is necessary even in the conservative design with βN < 3.