Abstract

Anomalous ion heating has been observed for the first time during flux/current amplification by doublepulsing coaxial helicity injection (CHI) in the helicity injected spherical torus (HIST) device. Doppler ion temperature increases significantly near the separatrix on the inboard side during the second CHI pulse, whereas electron temperature remains constant. The experimental results indicate that selective ion heating may be associated with viscous damping of poloidal flows driven by the CHI pulse.

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