Abstract
In this report we summarize the experimental and theoretical investigations supported under the DOE Transport Initiative Contract on the subject of Boundary Plasma Transport Studies on TFTR. This work can be logically separated into two areas of investigations and therefore the report included here is divided into two parts. First, in Section I, detailed boundary plasma data obtained from TFTR in an Ohmic density scan has been compared with results from the LIM Impurity Production and Transport Code. Second, in Section II, experimental results taken with the newly-purchased (specifically for this Initiative) intensified CCD camera are presented, which, after comparison with simple modeling, reveals a new and important effect that has implications for limiter and divertor plate design.
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