Kiptily, V GFitzgerald, MGoloborodko, VSharapov, S EChallis, C DFrigione, DGraves, JMantsinen, M JBeaumont, PGarcia-Munoz, Mvon Thun, C PerezRodriguez, J F RDarrow, DKeeling, DKing, DMcClements, K GSolano, E RSchmuck, SSips, GSzepesi, G2018-01-112018-01-112018-01-11201810.1088/1741-4326/aa9340https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/143731WOS:000414991100002During development of a high-performance hybrid scenario for future deuterium-tritium experiments on the Joint European Torus, an increased level of fast ion losses in the MeV energy range was observed during the instability of high-frequency n = 1 fishbones. The fishbones are excited during deuterium neutral beam injection combined with ion cyclotron healing. The frequency range of the fishbones, 10-25 kHz, indicates that they are driven by a resonant interaction with the NBI-produced deuterium beam ions in the energy range <= 120 keV. The fast particle losses in a much higher energy range are measured with a fast ion loss detector, and the data show an expulsion of deuterium plasma fusion products, 1 MeV tritons and 3 MeV protons, during the fishbone bursts. An MHD mode analysis with the MISHKA code combined with the nonlinear wave-particle interaction code HAGIS shows that the loss of toroidal symmetry caused by the n = 1 fishbones affects strongly the confinement of non-resonant high energy fusion-born tritons and protons by perturbing their orbits and expelling them. This modelling is in a good agreement with the experimental data.tokamakfusion productsMHDtext::journal::journal article::research article