Determination of hydrogen diffusivity and permeability in W near room temperature applying a tritium tracer technique
Determination of hydrogen diffusivity and permeability in W near room temperature applying a tritium tracer technique
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jnucmat.2010.12.007
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发表时间:
2011-08
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3.1
通讯作者:
T. Ikeda;T. Otsuka;T. Tanabe
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作者:
T. Ikeda;T. Otsuka;T. Tanabe
Tungsten is a primary candidate of plasma facing material in ITER and beyond, owing to its good thermal property and low erosion. But hydrogen solubility and diffusivity near ITER operation temperatures (below 500K) have scarcely studied. Mainly because its low hydrogen solubility and diffusivity at lower temperatures make the detection of hydrogen quite difficult. We have tried to observe hydrogen plasma driven permeation (PDP) through nickel and tungsten near room temperatures applying a tritium tracer technique, which is extremely sensible to detect tritium diluted in hydrogen. The apparent diffusion coefficients for PDP were determined by permeation lag times at first time, and those for nickel and tungsten were similar or a few times larger than those for gas driven permeation (GDP). The permeation rates for PDP in nickel and tungsten were larger than those for GDP normalized to the same gas pressure about 20 and 5 times larger, respectively.