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- ПубликацияОткрытый доступINTERACTION OF LITHUM-DEUTERIUM FILMS WITH ATMOSPHERIC GASES(НИЯУ МИФИ, 2015) Popkov,A. S.; Krat, S. A.; Gasparyan, Yu. M.; Pisarev, A. A.; Гаспарян, Юрий Микаэлович; Писарев, Александр Александрович; Крат, Степан АндреевичA choice of plasma-facing materials is one of the key issues in thermonuclear fusion reactor design. Lithium as an element with the low atomic number is a promising material for plasma-facing components (PFC) in fusion installations and a number of experiments at tokamaks already demonstrated many positive effects on plasma operation [1,2]. Lithium can be used for conditioning, PFC on the base of of capillary porous system with liquid lithium are also considered. In any way, one can expect lithium co-deposition with hydrogen isotopes at the surface of PFC and at remote areas. Lithium as a good getter can accumulate high amount of hydrogen isotopes (deuterium, tritium) that can be a problem from the safety reason. Deuterium retention and thermal desorption from lithium films formed in plasma discharge were investigated in this work.
- ПубликацияОткрытый доступDeuterium trapping in co-deposited layers of ITER-relevant materials(НИЯУ МИФИ, 2021) Krat, S. A.; Prishvitsyn, A. S.; Vasina, Ya. A.; Fefelova, E. A.; Gasparyan, Yu. M.; Pisarev, A. A.; Писарев, Александр Александрович; Гаспарян, Юрий Микаэлович; Крат, Степан Андреевич; Пришвицын, Александр СергеевичHydrogen isotope accumulation in fusion devices is a serious problem. Because deuterium-tritium mixture will be a working gas in future fusion devices, including ITER tokamak, tritium accumulation is an issue from the perspective of radiation safety. In total, only 700 grams of tritium are allowed to be present in ITER vessel at any time, with additional 120 in the cryopumps, and 180 grams allocated to measurement error, to the total of 1000 grams.
- ПубликацияОткрытый доступHYDROGEN CO-DEPOSITION WITH METALS IN PLASMA DISCHARGE(НИЯУ МИФИ, 2017) Krat, S. A.; Gasparyan, Yu. M.; Vasina, Ya. A.; Pisarev, A. A.; Писарев, Александр Александрович; Крат, Степан Андреевич; Гаспарян, Юрий МикаэловичDeposition of a single element film is always accompanied by co-deposition of a certain amount of other elements. This can be done properly to improve properties of the coating or due to contamination by impurities. In the field of thermonuclear fusion research, where hydrogen isotopes are used as a fuel, co-deposition with sputtered material from the wall is one of major mechanisms of hydrogen isotopes accumulation in the installation. Since D-T fuel will be used in ITER and future fusion reactors, accumulation of radioactive tritium will limit the lifespan of the installations due to safety concerns. For example, tritium accumulation in ITER is limited by 1 kg. This is why carbon materials were not accepted for the use in ITER. Basing on experiments, it was predicted that the safety limit could be reached after 100 of shots with tritium. Recent experiments in JET [1] demonstrated in the case of “ITER-like” wall (first wall – Be, divertor area - tungsten) accumulation of deuterium fuel in the co-deposits was 20 times lower than in the full-carbon wall campaign. This is both due to smaller amount of co-deposits and smaller concentration of deuterium in them.