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232 KAUFMANN et a\.<br />

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o 8<br />

. At = 17 ms<br />

# 25 064<br />

(a)<br />

°0 0.1 0.2 0.3 r[ml O.t<br />

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12<br />

? 8<br />

At = 17 ms<br />

(b)<br />

0 0.1 0.2 0.3 r[m] 0A<br />

FIG. 2. ne versus r: (a) measured; (b) calculated.<br />

to rise drastically. During the fully developed accumulation period [t > 1.6 s) it is<br />

enhanced by a factor of ~ 20 compared to the initial phase. In figures 4a <strong>and</strong> 4b<br />

we show the radial profiles of Zc/f <strong>and</strong> the bolometrically determined radiation losses<br />

at two different times ta <strong>and</strong> tb (see fig. 3). The Ze/f profile is flat before (ta) <strong>and</strong><br />

slightly peaked during the accumulation phase after pellet injection (tb). For check<br />

of consistency, 2ff[i) derived from loop voltage, current <strong>and</strong> temperature profiles,<br />

<strong>and</strong> assuming neoclassical theory, was compared with a temperature weighted 2^j<br />

from bremsstrahlung profiles. The values agree by more than 20 %. The impurity<br />

accumulation is clearly demonstrated by the peakedness of the normalized bolometric<br />

radiation profile Prad/ne shown in fig. 4b.

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