Abstract
Feasibility of beryllium use as a blanket neutron multiplier, first wall and plasma facing material has been studied for the D-T burning experiment reactors such as ITER. Various experimental work of beryllium and its compounds will be performed under the conditions of high temperature and high energy particle exposure simulating fusion reactor conditions. Beryllium is known as a hazardous substance and its handling has been carefully controlled by various health and safe guidances and/or regulations in many countries. Japanese regulations for hazardous substance provide various guidelines on beryllium for the protection of industrial workers and environment. This report was prepared for the safe handling of beryllium in a laboratory scale experiments for fusion technology R and D such as blanket development. Major items in this report are; (1) Brief review of guidances and regulations in USA, UK and Japan. (2) Safe handling and administration manuals at beryllium facilities in INEL, LANL and JET. (3) Conceptual design study of beryllium handling facility for small to mid-scale blanket R and D. (4) Data on beryllium toxicity, example of clinical diagnosis of beryllium disease, and environmental occurence of beryllium. (5) Personnel protection tools of Japanese Industrial Standard for hazardous substance. (author) 61 refs.
Yoshida, Hiroshi;
[1]
Okamoto, Makoto;
Terai, Takayuki;
Odawara, Osamu;
Ashibe, Kusuo;
Ohara, Atsushi
- Japan Atomic Energy Research Inst., Naka, Ibaraki (Japan). Naka Fusion Research Establishment
Citation Formats
Yoshida, Hiroshi, Okamoto, Makoto, Terai, Takayuki, Odawara, Osamu, Ashibe, Kusuo, and Ohara, Atsushi.
Safety handling of beryllium for fusion technology R and D.
Japan: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Yoshida, Hiroshi, Okamoto, Makoto, Terai, Takayuki, Odawara, Osamu, Ashibe, Kusuo, & Ohara, Atsushi.
Safety handling of beryllium for fusion technology R and D.
Japan.
Yoshida, Hiroshi, Okamoto, Makoto, Terai, Takayuki, Odawara, Osamu, Ashibe, Kusuo, and Ohara, Atsushi.
1992.
"Safety handling of beryllium for fusion technology R and D."
Japan.
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title = {Safety handling of beryllium for fusion technology R and D}
author = {Yoshida, Hiroshi, Okamoto, Makoto, Terai, Takayuki, Odawara, Osamu, Ashibe, Kusuo, and Ohara, Atsushi}
abstractNote = {Feasibility of beryllium use as a blanket neutron multiplier, first wall and plasma facing material has been studied for the D-T burning experiment reactors such as ITER. Various experimental work of beryllium and its compounds will be performed under the conditions of high temperature and high energy particle exposure simulating fusion reactor conditions. Beryllium is known as a hazardous substance and its handling has been carefully controlled by various health and safe guidances and/or regulations in many countries. Japanese regulations for hazardous substance provide various guidelines on beryllium for the protection of industrial workers and environment. This report was prepared for the safe handling of beryllium in a laboratory scale experiments for fusion technology R and D such as blanket development. Major items in this report are; (1) Brief review of guidances and regulations in USA, UK and Japan. (2) Safe handling and administration manuals at beryllium facilities in INEL, LANL and JET. (3) Conceptual design study of beryllium handling facility for small to mid-scale blanket R and D. (4) Data on beryllium toxicity, example of clinical diagnosis of beryllium disease, and environmental occurence of beryllium. (5) Personnel protection tools of Japanese Industrial Standard for hazardous substance. (author) 61 refs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
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title = {Safety handling of beryllium for fusion technology R and D}
author = {Yoshida, Hiroshi, Okamoto, Makoto, Terai, Takayuki, Odawara, Osamu, Ashibe, Kusuo, and Ohara, Atsushi}
abstractNote = {Feasibility of beryllium use as a blanket neutron multiplier, first wall and plasma facing material has been studied for the D-T burning experiment reactors such as ITER. Various experimental work of beryllium and its compounds will be performed under the conditions of high temperature and high energy particle exposure simulating fusion reactor conditions. Beryllium is known as a hazardous substance and its handling has been carefully controlled by various health and safe guidances and/or regulations in many countries. Japanese regulations for hazardous substance provide various guidelines on beryllium for the protection of industrial workers and environment. This report was prepared for the safe handling of beryllium in a laboratory scale experiments for fusion technology R and D such as blanket development. Major items in this report are; (1) Brief review of guidances and regulations in USA, UK and Japan. (2) Safe handling and administration manuals at beryllium facilities in INEL, LANL and JET. (3) Conceptual design study of beryllium handling facility for small to mid-scale blanket R and D. (4) Data on beryllium toxicity, example of clinical diagnosis of beryllium disease, and environmental occurence of beryllium. (5) Personnel protection tools of Japanese Industrial Standard for hazardous substance. (author) 61 refs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
month = {Jul}
}