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Influence of high heat flux loading and irradiation on some promising candidate materials for the divertor structure

G.G. Bondarenko, Ya.Ya. Udris1998年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractThe sputtering of a number of materials due to an intense polyenergetic flux of hydrogen particles has been investigated. The irradiation of pure tungsten, copper, aluminium, titanium, aluminium–lithium alloys, stainless steel and tungsten–copper composition has been carried out at particle flux densities of 1017–1018 cm−2 s−1 and at fluences of 1020–1022 cm−2. Furthermore, W–Cu composition has been subjected to the effect of high-current plasma pulses for simulating the disruption heat loads in a thermonuclear reactor.

日本語訳

要約多数の材料のスパッタリングが、高エネルギーの多エネルギー水素粒子フラックスによる影響下で調査された。純タングステン、銅、アルミニウム、チタン、アルミニウム–リチウム合金、ステンレス鋼、およびタングステン–銅複合材料への照射は、粒子フラックス密度1017–1018 cm−2 s−1、フルエンス1020–1022 cm−2で実施された。さらに、W–Cu複合材料は、熱核融合炉におけるディスラプション熱負荷を模擬するため、大電流プラズマパルスの影響に供された。

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