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- ПубликацияТолько метаданныеDevelopment of Quality Tungsten Coating on Ceramics as a Microwave Shield for ITER High-Frequency Magnetic Sensor(2020) Ma, Y.; Vayakis, G.; Shigin, P.; Walsh, M.; Begrambekov, L.; Gordeev, A.; Sadovsky, Y.; Zakharov, A.; Беграмбеков, Леон Богданович; Гордеев, Алексей Алексеевич; Садовский, Ярослав Алексеевич; Захаров, Андрей Михайлович© 2019, © 2019 American Nuclear Society. High-quality tungsten coating deposition on sintered aluminum nitride ceramic substrates (both of thin flat chips and structural boxes) was realized using an adapted plasma-aided coating deposition rig. The tungsten coating produced using this technique and the accompanying apparatus setup are of high-purity, strong adhesion, and controlled three-dimensional uniformity (<20% thickness variations). The coating also exhibits well-structured and smooth (Ra < 1.0 µm) microscopic surface landscape with densely clustered tungsten granulations. The coated samples were tested under load conditions expected during ITER operation, including thermal cycling and superheated (up to 500°C) steam. Exposure to thermal cycles and hot steam made no apparent changes to the coating’s microscopic structure with no sign of cracks, blistering, or exfoliation seen under electron microscopy. These successes validated the microwave shield design for the ITER high-frequency magnetic sensor, which is based on this concept, and laid a solid foundation for the production of this component in the forthcoming procurement phase. Besides, a failure test was conducted for the tungsten coating in the temperature range of 500°C to 1500°C. Surface smoothing, pores, delamination, and mass loss in substrate were observed when temperature exceeded 1000°C, possibly due to the evaporation of aluminum atoms. These findings unveiled the changes of tungsten coating properties under extreme conditions that are of both academic and practical values.
- ПубликацияТолько метаданныеEndoscope Emulator Test Bench for ITER Dust Monitor Diagnostic(2020) Veshchev, E.; Shigin, P.; Vayakis, G.; Walsh, M.; Sadovskiy, Y.; Begrambekov, L.; Bidlevitch, O.; Gordeev, O.; Садовский, Ярослав Алексеевич; Беграмбеков, Леон Богданович© 1973-2012 IEEE.A technique based on a flexible endoscope was selected as a tool for the diagnostic of dust in ITER ('The Way' in Latin). The diagnostic will consist of two tools - one for fine viewing of dust with a resolution down to a few tens of microns in a few millimeter spot and another one for dust collection. The endoscope will have to go up to 15-m deep inside the tokamak to the inspection region. Due to the specific design features of ITER, the endoscope will have to go upward on an inclined surface for inspection about 18 m away from the insertion point. In order to ensure that the endoscope gets to the desired region of inspection, it will be pushed through guide tubes having a number of bends along their length. Initial estimations of endoscope jacket materials, endoscope stiffness, and push/pull forces were defined experimentally. This article will give a brief reminder of the overall strategy for dust/erosion/tritium monitoring in ITER that is a Protection Important Activity (PIA) and the role of the dust monitor in this context. It focuses on experimental results of real-size tests inside guide tubes of the behavior of different endoscope emulators under various conditions.