Asahi, Y.Suzuki, Y.Watanabe, K. Y.Cooper, W. A.2013-02-192013-02-192013-02-19201310.1063/1.4791665https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/88970WOS:000317289800035We evaluate the fluxes measured by the magnetic flux loops installed in LHD by using a three dimensional MHD equilibrium analysis code, ANIMEC, which enable us to directly determine the calibration function between the anisotropic pressure and the measured fluxes for the nonaxisymmetric plasmas for the first time. The result indicates that the diamagnetic flux represents a nearly single-valued function of the beta perpendicular with respect to the field, and the saddle loop flux represents a nearly single-valued function of an equally weighted average of the beta values parallel and perpendicular to the field, regardless of the pressure anisotropy or the amount of energetic trapped particles. The values of the beta perpendicular to the field and the equal weighting averaged beta estimated by the single-valued functions (calibration functions) are investigated in order to clarify the magnitude of deviation from those original values, and the range of anisotropy where the beta value evaluated by the magnetic flux measurement is calculated within a 10% error.LHDheliotronMHD equilibriumpressure anisotropyANIMECtext::journal::journal article::research article