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Low cycle fatigue behavior of blanket structural materials

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1979
Low cycle fatigue behavior of 316 austenitic stainless steel, niobium, Nb-1Zr and sintered molybdenum, candidate materials for the first wall and blanket structural components of fusion reactors, was investigated. Fatigue tests were conducted in a vacuum in the temperature range from 298 K to 1273 K.
N. Nagata, K. Furuya, R. Watanabe
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Fusion First-Wall/Blanket Materials

1981
At first sight it might appear somewhat incongruous that a discussion on CTR materials should be included in what is admittedly a fission-reactordominated work. However, the intent here is not to embark on a detailed discussion of CTR materials development (which could fill a book in itself) but, rather, to continue the theme developed in preceding ...
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Current Status of Beryllium Materials for Fusion Blanket Applications

Fusion Science and Technology, 2014
Beryllium is a promising functional material for several breeder system concepts to be tested within the experimental fusion reactor ITER and, later, implemented in the first commercial demonstrati...
Vladimirov, P., Bachurin, D., Borodin, V., Chakin, V., Ganchenkova, M., Fedorov, A., Klimenkov, M., Kupriyanov, I., Moeslang, A., Nakamichi, M., Shibayama, T., Van Til, S., Zmitko, M.   +12 more
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Ion beam analyses for Li2TiO3 blanket candidate material

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 2014
Abstract Combined NRBS (non-Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy) and NRA (nuclear reaction analysis) methods have been applied to Li 2 CO 3 samples with Li of various isotopic compositions. Densities of the component elements as well as the isotopic composition of Li have been determined within an error of about 10% or less.
Yuichi Furuyama, Sho Kawatsu, Akira Taniike, Akira Kitamura   +3 more
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Achievement of clearance conditions for activated FW/blanket material

Fusion Engineering and Design, 2001
Abstract A management strategy for activated waste from SEAFP fusion plant models is based on recycling and clearance for in-vessel and ex-vessel materials, respectively. The reduction of the long-lived radioactivity to attain clearance conditions also for in-vessel V-4Cr-4Ti is investigated here.
Rocco P., ZUCCHETTI, MASSIMO
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Blanket material and engineering issues, and requirements for experiments and facilities

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 1986
Fusion nuclear technology components face a new and tougher environment than experienced by any previous nuclear application. The development of feasible and attractive fusion nuclear components will require a broad research effort including experiments, model development and innovative designs.
M.A. Abdou, P. Gierszewski, M.S. Tillack, A.R. Raffray, D.K. Sze, R. Puigh   +5 more
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Silica aerogel blankets as super insulating material

2018
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Nocentini, Kevin, Biwole, Pascal Henry, Achard, Patrick   +2 more
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Electrical insulation performances of ceramic materials developed for advanced blanket systems under intense radiations

Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2022
Teruya Tanaka, Takumi Chikada, Takeo Muroga   +2 more
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Impact of materials technology on the breeding blanket design – Recent progress and case studies in materials technology

Fusion Engineering and Design, 2021
Michael Rieth, Simon Bonk, G Pintsuk
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Warmth of Blanket Materials

Textile Research, 1943
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