Abstract
Current R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors are mainly focused on plasma facing, structural and tritium breeding materials for plasma facing (first wall, divertor) and breeding blanket components. Most of these activities are being performed in Europe, Japan, the People's Republic of China, Russia and the USA. They relate to the development of new high temperature, radiation resistant materials, the development of coatings that will act as erosion, corrosion, permeation and/or electrical/MHD barriers, characterization of candidate materials in terms of mechanical and physical properties, assessment of irradiation effects, compatibility experiments, development of reliable joints, and development and/or validation of design rules. Priorities defined worldwide in the field of materials for fusion power reactors are summarized, as well as the main achievements obtained during the last few years and the near-term perspectives in the different investigation areas.
Baluc, N;
[1]
Abe, K;
[2]
Boutard, J L;
[3]
Chernov, V M;
[4]
Diegele, E;
[3]
Jitsukawa, S;
[5]
Kimura, A;
[6]
Klueh, R L;
[7]
Kohyama, A;
[6]
Kurtz, R J;
[8]
Laesser, R;
[3]
Matsui, H;
[9]
Moeslang, A;
[10]
Muroga, T;
[11]
Odette, G R;
[12]
Tran, M Q;
[13]
Schaaf, B van der;
[14]
Wu, Y;
[15]
Yu, J;
[16]
Zinkle, S J
[7]
- CRPP-EPFL, Villigen (Switzerland)
- Department of Quantum Science and Energy Engineering, Tohoku University, Sendai (Japan)
- EFDA CSU, Garching (Germany)
- Bochvar Research Institute of Inorganic Materials, Moscow (Russian Federation)
- JAEA, Tokyo (Japan)
- IAE, Kyoto University, Kyoto (Japan)
- ORNL, Oak Ridge (United States)
- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, Washington (United States)
- Institute of Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai (Japan)
- FZK, IMF-1, Karlsruhe (Germany)
- National Institute for Fusion Science, Gifu (Japan)
- UCSB, Santa Barbara (United States)
- CRPP-EPFL, Lausanne (Switzerland)
- NRG, Petten (Netherlands)
- Institute of Plasma Physics, Hefei (China)
- CIAE, Beijing (China)
Citation Formats
Baluc, N, Abe, K, Boutard, J L, Chernov, V M, Diegele, E, Jitsukawa, S, Kimura, A, Klueh, R L, Kohyama, A, Kurtz, R J, Laesser, R, Matsui, H, Moeslang, A, Muroga, T, Odette, G R, Tran, M Q, Schaaf, B van der, Wu, Y, Yu, J, and Zinkle, S J.
Status of R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors.
IAEA: N. p.,
2007.
Web.
doi:10.1088/0029-5515/47/10/S18; COUNTRY OF INPUT: INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA).
Baluc, N, Abe, K, Boutard, J L, Chernov, V M, Diegele, E, Jitsukawa, S, Kimura, A, Klueh, R L, Kohyama, A, Kurtz, R J, Laesser, R, Matsui, H, Moeslang, A, Muroga, T, Odette, G R, Tran, M Q, Schaaf, B van der, Wu, Y, Yu, J, & Zinkle, S J.
Status of R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors.
IAEA.
https://doi.org/10.1088/0029-5515/47/10/S18; COUNTRY OF INPUT: INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA)
Baluc, N, Abe, K, Boutard, J L, Chernov, V M, Diegele, E, Jitsukawa, S, Kimura, A, Klueh, R L, Kohyama, A, Kurtz, R J, Laesser, R, Matsui, H, Moeslang, A, Muroga, T, Odette, G R, Tran, M Q, Schaaf, B van der, Wu, Y, Yu, J, and Zinkle, S J.
2007.
"Status of R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors."
IAEA.
https://doi.org/10.1088/0029-5515/47/10/S18; COUNTRY OF INPUT: INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA).
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title = {Status of R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors}
author = {Baluc, N, Abe, K, Boutard, J L, Chernov, V M, Diegele, E, Jitsukawa, S, Kimura, A, Klueh, R L, Kohyama, A, Kurtz, R J, Laesser, R, Matsui, H, Moeslang, A, Muroga, T, Odette, G R, Tran, M Q, Schaaf, B van der, Wu, Y, Yu, J, and Zinkle, S J}
abstractNote = {Current R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors are mainly focused on plasma facing, structural and tritium breeding materials for plasma facing (first wall, divertor) and breeding blanket components. Most of these activities are being performed in Europe, Japan, the People's Republic of China, Russia and the USA. They relate to the development of new high temperature, radiation resistant materials, the development of coatings that will act as erosion, corrosion, permeation and/or electrical/MHD barriers, characterization of candidate materials in terms of mechanical and physical properties, assessment of irradiation effects, compatibility experiments, development of reliable joints, and development and/or validation of design rules. Priorities defined worldwide in the field of materials for fusion power reactors are summarized, as well as the main achievements obtained during the last few years and the near-term perspectives in the different investigation areas.}
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title = {Status of R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors}
author = {Baluc, N, Abe, K, Boutard, J L, Chernov, V M, Diegele, E, Jitsukawa, S, Kimura, A, Klueh, R L, Kohyama, A, Kurtz, R J, Laesser, R, Matsui, H, Moeslang, A, Muroga, T, Odette, G R, Tran, M Q, Schaaf, B van der, Wu, Y, Yu, J, and Zinkle, S J}
abstractNote = {Current R and D activities on materials for fusion power reactors are mainly focused on plasma facing, structural and tritium breeding materials for plasma facing (first wall, divertor) and breeding blanket components. Most of these activities are being performed in Europe, Japan, the People's Republic of China, Russia and the USA. They relate to the development of new high temperature, radiation resistant materials, the development of coatings that will act as erosion, corrosion, permeation and/or electrical/MHD barriers, characterization of candidate materials in terms of mechanical and physical properties, assessment of irradiation effects, compatibility experiments, development of reliable joints, and development and/or validation of design rules. Priorities defined worldwide in the field of materials for fusion power reactors are summarized, as well as the main achievements obtained during the last few years and the near-term perspectives in the different investigation areas.}
doi = {10.1088/0029-5515/47/10/S18; COUNTRY OF INPUT: INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY (IAEA)}
journal = []
issue = {10}
volume = {47}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2007}
month = {Oct}
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