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Progress in the United States programme to develop low activation structural materials for fusion

R.J. Kurtz, R.H. Jones, E.E. Bloom, A.F. Rowcliffe, D.L. Smith, G.R. Odette, F.W. Wiffen1999年被引用 5Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

It has long been recognized that attainment of the safety and environmental potential of fusion energy requires the successful development of low activation materials for the first wall, blanket and other high heat flux structural components. Only a limited number of materials potentially possess the physical, mechanical and low activation characteristics required for this application. The current US structural materials research effort is focused on three candidate materials: advanced ferritic steels, vanadium alloys and silicon carbide composites. Recent progress has been made in understanding the response of these materials to neutron irradiation.

日本語訳

核融合エネルギーの安全性と環境面での可能性を実現するには、第一壁、ブランケット、その他の高熱流束構造部品用の低放射化材料の開発が成功することが必要であることは、長年にわたり認識されてきた。この用途に必要な物理的、機械的、低放射化特性を潜在的に備えた材料は限られている。現在の米国における構造材料研究は、先進フェライト鋼、バナジウム合金、炭化ケイ素複合材料の3つの候補材料に焦点を当てている。これらの材料の中性子照射に対する応答の理解においては、近年進展が見られている。

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