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Irradiation effects of hydrogen and helium plasma on different grade tungsten materials
Fine-grain tungsten alloys could be one of the solutions for the plasma facing materials of future DEMO reactors. In order to evaluate the service performances of the newly developed W alloys under edge plasma irradiation and the synergetic effect of fusion plasma together with high heat flux, both low energy He ions and high energy H, H/He mixed neutral beam irradiation on W-ZrC, W-K, W-Y2O3, W-La2O3 and CVD-W coating were performed respectively at a liner plasma facility (Dalian Nationality University, China) and the neutral beam facility GLADIS (IPP, Germany). Surface damages were characterized, and the crack formation and extension behaviors under ELM-like transient loading after H and H/He mixed beam irradiation were also investigated in the 60kW EMS-60 facility (Electron beam Materials testing Scenario) at SWIP (Southwestern Institute of Physics, China). The experimental results indicated that surface damages induced by low or high energy H/He ion/neutral beam didn't closely correlate with the type of tungsten materials. However, H/He (6at% He concentration) neutral beam induced more significant surface damages of the tested W materials than only H neutral beam irradiation under the similar irradiation conditions. Similarly, the mixed H/He pre-exposure remarkably reduced the critical power of crack initiation compared with the un-irradiated samples under 100 repetitive loads of 1ms pulse, while no significant degeneration for the case of only H beam irradiation was observed. Keywords: CVD-W coating, Dispersion strengthened W alloys, Divertor, H/He irradiation, Surface damages, Crack initiation
Irradiation effects of hydrogen and helium plasma on different grade tungsten materials
Fine-grain tungsten alloys could be one of the solutions for the plasma facing materials of future DEMO reactors. In order to evaluate the service performances of the newly developed W alloys under edge plasma irradiation and the synergetic effect of fusion plasma together with high heat flux, both low energy He ions and high energy H, H/He mixed neutral beam irradiation on W-ZrC, W-K, W-Y2O3, W-La2O3 and CVD-W coating were performed respectively at a liner plasma facility (Dalian Nationality University, China) and the neutral beam facility GLADIS (IPP, Germany). Surface damages were characterized, and the crack formation and extension behaviors under ELM-like transient loading after H and H/He mixed beam irradiation were also investigated in the 60kW EMS-60 facility (Electron beam Materials testing Scenario) at SWIP (Southwestern Institute of Physics, China). The experimental results indicated that surface damages induced by low or high energy H/He ion/neutral beam didn't closely correlate with the type of tungsten materials. However, H/He (6at% He concentration) neutral beam induced more significant surface damages of the tested W materials than only H neutral beam irradiation under the similar irradiation conditions. Similarly, the mixed H/He pre-exposure remarkably reduced the critical power of crack initiation compared with the un-irradiated samples under 100 repetitive loads of 1ms pulse, while no significant degeneration for the case of only H beam irradiation was observed. Keywords: CVD-W coating, Dispersion strengthened W alloys, Divertor, H/He irradiation, Surface damages, Crack initiation
Irradiation effects of hydrogen and helium plasma on different grade tungsten materials
X. Liu (author) / Y.Y. Lian (author) / H. Greuner (author) / B. Boeswirth (author) / Y.Z. Jin (author) / F. Feng (author) / J.B. Wang (author) / L. Chen (author) / J.P. Song (author) / Y. Yu (author)
2017
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