Interaction of high flux plasma with iron and reduced activation ferritic steels: experimental and computational assessment

Dmitry Terentyev

Interaction of high flux plasma with iron and reduced activation ferritic steels: experimental and computational assessment

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Abstract

As a contribution to the CRP on "Plasma–Wall Interaction with Reduced Activation Steel Surfaces in Fusion Devices", over 2016-2017 we have performed both computational assessment and certain experimental work to characterize the impact of high flux deuterium plasma on the iron and several selected RAFM steels. In both cases, the analysis was mainly dedicated to understanding of the trapping and retention of D atoms in the matrix, and microstructural changes induced by the high flux plasma.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Plasma-wall Interaction with Reduced-activation Steel Surfaces in Fusion Devices
Subtitle of host publication	Summary Report of the Second Research Coordination Meeting
Publisher	IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency
Pages	15-16
Number of pages	1
Edition	INDC(NDS)-0754
State	Published - 17 Oct 2017

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Interaction of high flux plasma with iron and reduced activation ferritic steels: experimental and computational assessment. / Terentyev, Dmitry.
Plasma-wall Interaction with Reduced-activation Steel Surfaces in Fusion Devices: Summary Report of the Second Research Coordination Meeting. INDC(NDS)-0754. ed. IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency, 2017. p. 15-16.

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