Turbulent features near the X point of a DTT-like tokamak plasma: Electro-static and electro-magnetic fluid simulations

The background magnetic geometry at the edge of a tokamak plasma has to be designed in order to mitigate the particle and energy looses essentially due to turbulent transport. The Divertor-Tokamak-Test (DTT) facility under construction at ENEA Frascati will test several magnetic configurations and mitigation strategies, that are usually based on the realization of nontrivial topologies in which one or more X points are present. In order to get a clear understanding of turbulent transport near one of such X points, we perform 3D fluid simulations of tokamak edge plasma for a DTT-like scenario. We will outline: (i) the resulting turbulent spectral features and their dependence on some model parameters (the background pressure gradients and diffusivity) and on the magnetic geometry through a comparative analysis with the results of the companion paper Cianfrani and Montani (2024), (ii) the connection between small scale poloidal structures and toroidal asymmetries, (iii) the formation of quiescent regions, (iv) the crucial role of radial Dirichlet boundary conditions for the excitation of zonal flows that can screen the radial component of the magnetic field, (v) the impact of magnetic fluctuations.