Evolution of the IR-T1 Tokamak Plasma Local and Global Parameters

In this contribution, an attempt is made to investigate of evolution of some local and global plasma parameters in IR-T1 tokamak. For this purpose, four magnetic pickup coils were designed, constructed and installed on outer surface of the tokamak and then asymmetry factor is obtained from them. On the other hand, diamagnetic loop were designed and installed on IR-T1 and poloidal beta is determined from it. Therefore, the internal inductance and effective edge safety factor measured. Also, time evolution of the energy confinement time is measured using the diamagnetic loop. Experimental results show that maximum energy confinement time (which correspond to minimum collisions, minimum microinstabilities and minimum transport), relate to the low values of effective edge safety factor and also relate to the low values of internal inductance.