Recent studies of tungsten-based plasma-facing materials in the linear plasma device STEP
Recent studies of tungsten-based plasma-facing materials in the linear plasma device STEP
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10.1007/s42864-019-00004-x
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2019-04
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Hao Yin;Jun Wang;Wangguo Guo;Long Cheng;Yue Yuan;G. Lu
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Hao Yin;Jun Wang;Wangguo Guo;Long Cheng;Yue Yuan;G. Lu
This contribution summarized the recent studies of tungsten-based plasma-facing materials in the linear plasma device like the simulator for tokamak edge plasma (STEP), focusing on the examination of newly developed tungsten (W)-based materials and plasma-induced defects in pure W. Pure W, W-V, W-Y2O3and W-ZrC samples were exposed to a high-flux plasma of ~ 1021–1022m−2s−1with a fluence up to 1026m−2at a surface temperature below 500 K. The investigation of fundamental evolution of plasma-induced defects in pure W indicated a critical role of hydrogen-dislocation interactions. Suppressed surface blistering was observed in all W-based materials, but deuterium desorption behavior and retention were distinct with respect to different materials. The studies showed that the linear plasma device like the STEP was indispensable in the understanding of plasma-material interactions and the qualification of new materials for future fusion reactors.