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Fast plasma shutdown without runaway electron generation by gas puffing is investigated in the JT-60U tokamak. Argon-only injection enables a fast shutdown; however, it induces runaway electron generation. Hydrogen-only injection generates much less runaway electrons; however, the shutdown time is considerably longer. Mixed injection of hydrogen and argon achieves a fast plasma shutdown without runaway generation. Argon atoms contribute to radiate the energy of plasma leading to a fast plasma shutdown, whilst hydrogen atoms contribute to increase the electron density for avoiding runaway electron generation.
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