  Shallow fuelling pellets are injected from the high field side into plasmas
in which ELMs have been mitigated using external magnetic perturbation coils.
The data are compared with ideal assumptions in the ITER fuelling model, namely
that mitigated ELMs are not affected by fuelling pellets. Firstly it is shown
that during the pellet evaporation an ELM is triggered, during which the amount
particle loss could be larger (factor ~1.5) than the particle loss during an
ELM which was not induced by pellet. Secondly, a favourable example is shown in
which post-pellet particle losses due to mitigated ELMs are similar to the
non-pellet case, however unfavourable counter-examples also exist.
