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Dust in fusion devices - experimental evidence, possible sources and consequences

J Winter1998年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

Dust can play an important role in fusion devices. Various mechanisms for dust production are discussed including the possible growth of particulates during the fusion plasma discharge itself. Samples of dust from TEXTOR-94 are analysed by scanning electron microscopy. The particle size ranges from millimetres down to < 100 nm. The morphology of the smallest particles suggests their plasma-induced growth. Part of the dust is ferromagnetic. The impact of dust particles on safety, plasma operations and performance is addressed.

日本語訳

ダストは核融合装置において重要な役割を果たし得る。ダスト生成の様々なメカニズムについて、核融合プラズマ放電中における微粒子の成長の可能性を含めて議論する。TEXTOR-94からのダスト試料を走査型電子顕微鏡により分析した。粒子サイズはミリメートルから100 nm未満に及ぶ。最小粒子の形態は、それらがプラズマ誘起成長したことを示唆している。ダストの一部は強磁性を示す。ダスト粒子が安全性、プラズマ性能および運転に及ぼす影響について考察する。

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