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8–13 Oct 2012
US/Pacific timezone

EX/P5-06: Cooling Characteristics and Mitigation of He-Defected Tungsten with Nanostructure Formation

11 Oct 2012, 08:30
4h
Poster Room (Area F-B)

Poster Room (Area F-B)

Poster EXD - Magnetic Confinement Experiments: Plasma–material interactions; divertors; limiters; scrape-off layer (SOL) Poster: P5

Speaker

Mr Shuichi TAKAMURA (Japan)

Description

The surface cooling mechanisms (mainly, decrease in secondary electron emission (SEE) and increase in radiation emissivity) of nanostructured tungsten (W) are summarized comprehensively. Recovery of He-defected W towards flat surface is demonstrated as well as the suppression of nanostructure formation by covering the surface with carbon thin film. The key factor for physical mechanism of nanostructure formation is given by comparing the surface temperature ranges for W (1000 ~ 1500 K) and tantalum (Ta) (< 900 K).

Country or International Organization of Primary Author

Japan

Primary author

Co-authors

Prof. Noriyasu OHNO (Nagoya University) Mr Takanori MIYAMOTO (Aichi Institute of Technology)

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