Specimens of materials for prospective use in chambers of nuclear fusion reactors with inertial plasma confinement,namely,W,ODS steels,Eurofer 97 steel,a number of ceramics,etc.,have been irradiated by dense plasma fo...Specimens of materials for prospective use in chambers of nuclear fusion reactors with inertial plasma confinement,namely,W,ODS steels,Eurofer 97 steel,a number of ceramics,etc.,have been irradiated by dense plasma focus devices and a laser in the Q-switchedmode of operation with a wide range of parameters,including some that noticeably exceeded those expected in reactors.By means of 1-ns laser interferometry and neutron measurements,the characteristics of plasma streams and fast ion beams,as well as the dynamics of their interaction with solid-state targets,have been investigated.3D profilometry,optical and scanning electron microscopy,atomic emission spectroscopy,X-ray elemental and structural analyses,and precise weighing of specimens before and after irradiation have provided data on the roughening threshold and the susceptibility to damage of the materials under investigation.Analysis of the results,together with numerical modeling,has revealed the important role of shock waves in the damage processes.It has been shown that a so-called integral damage factor may be used only within restricted ranges of the irradiation parameters.It has also been found that in the irradiation regime with well-developed gasdynamic motion of secondary plasma,the overall amount of radiation energy is spent preferentially either on removing large masses of cool matter from the material surface or on heating a small amount of plasma to high temperature(and,consequently,imparting to it a high velocity),depending on the power flux density and characteristics of the pulsed irradiation.展开更多
文摘Specimens of materials for prospective use in chambers of nuclear fusion reactors with inertial plasma confinement,namely,W,ODS steels,Eurofer 97 steel,a number of ceramics,etc.,have been irradiated by dense plasma focus devices and a laser in the Q-switchedmode of operation with a wide range of parameters,including some that noticeably exceeded those expected in reactors.By means of 1-ns laser interferometry and neutron measurements,the characteristics of plasma streams and fast ion beams,as well as the dynamics of their interaction with solid-state targets,have been investigated.3D profilometry,optical and scanning electron microscopy,atomic emission spectroscopy,X-ray elemental and structural analyses,and precise weighing of specimens before and after irradiation have provided data on the roughening threshold and the susceptibility to damage of the materials under investigation.Analysis of the results,together with numerical modeling,has revealed the important role of shock waves in the damage processes.It has been shown that a so-called integral damage factor may be used only within restricted ranges of the irradiation parameters.It has also been found that in the irradiation regime with well-developed gasdynamic motion of secondary plasma,the overall amount of radiation energy is spent preferentially either on removing large masses of cool matter from the material surface or on heating a small amount of plasma to high temperature(and,consequently,imparting to it a high velocity),depending on the power flux density and characteristics of the pulsed irradiation.
基金supported in part by the Chinese Academy of Sciences(CAS)under Grants No.XDPB15,No.XDB34030000,and No.QYZDB-SSW-SYS013the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)under Grants No.11835015,No.12047503 and No.11961141012+1 种基金the NSFC and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft(DFG)through the funds provided to the Sino-German Collaborative Research Center‘‘Symmetries and the Emergence of Structure in QCD”(NSFC Grant No.12070131001,DFG Project-ID 196253076–TRR110)supported by Ministry of Science and Education of Russian Federation under Grant 14.W03.31.0026。
