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12 November 1993 Testing of plasma facing materials for divertors in the JET neutral-beam test bed
Hans Dieter Falter, Dragoslav Ciric, P. Massmann, Antonio Cardella, Masato Akiba
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Abstract
Flat Beryllium tiles brazed to actively cooled CuCrZr withstand power densities up to 17 MW/m2. Tiles with 2 mm thickness have been cycled for 1000 pulses at power densities between 12 and 14 MW/m2. Flat CFC tiles brazed to OFHC copper failed at power densities of 13 MW/m2 with long (10 s) pulses. The fault developed from an area which showed signs of overheating from the start of the test and led to a complete detachment of one tile. For shorter pulse duration (2.5 s) higher power densities (17 MW/m2) could be applied. CFC cubes brazed around a central cooling pipe (monoblocks) have been tested to 15 MW/m2. The power density was limited by the peak surface temperature of the tiles, which exceeded 1500 - 2000 degree(s)C. None of the tiles failed during the test, but there were considerable temperature variations from tile to tile.
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Hans Dieter Falter, Dragoslav Ciric, P. Massmann, Antonio Cardella, and Masato Akiba "Testing of plasma facing materials for divertors in the JET neutral-beam test bed", Proc. SPIE 1997, High Heat Flux Engineering II, (12 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.163798
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KEYWORDS
Beryllium

Temperature metrology

Plasma

Heat flux

Thermal engineering

Copper

CCD cameras

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