Fusion Energy and Tritium Fuel Cycle: Hydrogen Isotope Separation Technologies and Sorbent Materials. [PDF]
This review surveys sorbent‐based materials for hydrogen isotope separation, a key challenge in fusion fuel processing. Different types of adsorbents are compared in terms of selectivity, kinetics, and operational practicality. Limitations of cryogenic operation and tritium compatibility are highlighted, providing guidance toward efficient, low tritium
Sharma P, Shere L, Brown R.
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In the development of fusion energy, an important task is the study and improvement of tritium production technologies. In this case, one of the most promising materials for tritium generation is lithium ceramics.
Timur Kulsartov +13 more
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Annihilation kinetics of irradiation defects in promising tritium breeding pebbles
Lithium-based tritium breeding materials will be adopted to produce tritium in the D-T fusion reactor. Li2TiO3 and Li4SiO4 pebbles have been proposed as candidates in water-cooled ceramic breeder blanket (WCCB) and helium-cooled ceramic breeder blanket ...
Baolong. Ji +6 more
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Satellite Glial Cells Synthesize and Release GABA to Activate Extrasynaptic GABA<sub>A</sub> Receptors That Modulate Dorsal Root Ganglia Neuron Excitability. [PDF]
Mechanism of synthesis, release, receptor activation, uptake, and degradation of GABA in dorsal root ganglia (DRG). Left: GABA is synthesized from putrescine in satellite glial cells (SGCs). After being released by Best1 channel, it activates GABAA receptors in sensory neurons, producing a chloride current.
Jiménez-Barrios N +7 more
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The present study investigated the release of tritium from beryllium irradiated at 323 K to a neutron fluence of 4.67 × 1026 m−2 (E > 1 MeV), corresponding up to 22,000 appm helium and 2000 appm tritium productions.
Vladimir Chakin +3 more
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Trap and release of tritium formed in silica and alumina. [PDF]
The ability of trapping of tritium by silica and alumina which were preliminarily doped with Li and irradiated with neutrons, and the removal of tritium from these materials by ethylene were investigated. Tritium formed in almina was not liberated by the elevation of temperature to 350°C.
MATSUYAMA, Masao, TAKEUCHI, Toyosaburo
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Comparison of release behavior of water vapor and tritiated water vapor from natural soil by heating
In a water-cooled nuclear fusion power plant, a large amount of tritiated water will be handled. Assuming severe accidents including the release of tritiated water to the surrounding environment, it is important to understand the tritium behavior in ...
Tatsuro Hyuga +4 more
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Probabilistic risk assessment model for released tritium into the environment for CFETR
The China Fusion Engineering Test Reactor (CFETR) is the next facility in the Chinese roadmap to realize sustainable-clean fusion energy. Because of the large tritium inventory of the CFETR, safety analyses are necessary.
Qingzhu Liang, Xinyan Xu, Changhong Peng
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Tritium deposition in pine trees and soil from atmospheric releases of molecular tritium [PDF]
Much of the tritium found in soil and leaf litter near a chemical separations facility is incorporated into soil organic matter in a stable non-exchangeable form. Formation of this ''bound'' tritium seems to result from the uptake of molecular tritium (HT) by living pine needles.
C W, Sweet, C E, Murphy
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Humidity effects on neutron irradiated beryllium
This study focuses on neutron-irradiated beryllium interactions with air of differing humidity, simulating water cooled fusion reactor malfunction.Beryllium in the form of ∼ 1 mm ∅ pebbles has been used in the study.
Rudolfs Janis Zabolockis +2 more
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