Abstract
Sudden inflows of W particulate are routinely observed in correlation with plasma instabilities in JET-ITER-Like-Wall experimental campaigns. Dust acoustic wave destabilization by micrometer-size tungsten dust released in such events is simulated here using realistic parameters describing the JET scrape-off layer. Such low-frequency waves may serve as a monitorable signal for dust detection in the scrape-off layer on a pulse-by-pulse basis.
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