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    Diagnostics of ion fluxes in low-temperature laboratory and industrial plasmas
    (2019) Kolodko, D, V.; Ageychenkov, D. G.; Kaziev, A, V.; Leonova, K. A.; Kharkov, M. M.; Tumarkin, A. V.; Колодко, Добрыня Вячеславич; Агейченков, Дмитрий Григорьевич; Казиев, Андрей Викторович; Харьков, Максим Михайлович; Тумаркин, Александр Владимирович
    We studied the ion fluxes on metal surfaces in the inductively coupled plasma reactor as a test facility. The gas mixture of argon and nitrogen was used, with 0.44 Pa total pressure. The radiofrequency power was varied in a wide range (250-2000 W). The ion fluxes were sampled in situ using a specially designed electrostatic extractor and then analyzed with a custom-built magnetic sector mass-separator. The gas composition was independently monitored by the quadrupole analyzer. All measurements were accompanied by optical emission spectroscopy (OES). The correlations of measured optical and corpuscular data are discussed. The conversion function linking optical and corpuscular intensities for Ar/N-2 radiofrequency discharge was determined.
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    Deuterium and helium retention in W with and without He-induced W ‘fuzz’ exposed to pulsed high-temperature deuterium plasma
    (2019) Tokitani, M.; Ogorodnikova, O. V.; Klimov, K. S.; Poskakalov, A. G.; Kaziev, A. V.; Kharkov, M. M.; Efimov, V. S.; Gasparyan, Y. M.; Volkov, N. V.; Alimov, V. K.; Огородникова, Ольга Вячеславовна; Климов, Николай Сергеевич; Казиев, Андрей Викторович; Харьков, Максим Михайлович; Ефимов, Виталий Сергеевич; Гаспарян, Юрий Микаэлович
    © 2018 Elsevier B.V. In the present work, helium (He) was incorporated into tungsten (W) samples by inductively coupled plasma (ICP) source above the threshold of He-induced W ‘fuzz’ formation on W surface. Then, W samples with and without nano-structured W ‘fuzz’ were exposed to pulsed heat loads using deuterium (D) plasma in quasi-stationary high-current plasma gun QSPA-T. The pulse duration was 1 ms and number of pulses was varied from one to thirty to simulate ITER transient events with surface heat load parameters relevant to edge-localized-mode (ELM) impacts. The irradiation was performed below and above the W melting threshold. The D and He retention in each irradiated sample was measured by a method of thermal desorption spectroscopy. We examined the impact of (i) ELMs-like events and (ii) formation of He-induced nano-structured ‘fuzz’ on the D retention in W. We found that the D retention was the highest for samples irradiated by plasma gun above the melting threshold after thirty pulses. Moreover, the D retention after 10 pulses of deuterium plasma gun exposure was higher than that after stationary low-energy plasma exposure at sample temperature of either 600 or 700 K indicating the dominate influence of ELM's-like events on the D retention compared to normal operation regime. The D retention in W samples with the presence of He-induced W ‘fuzz’ was slightly smaller than without that after one pulse of plasma gun exposure with heat load below the W melting temperature. The W ‘fuzz’ was not disappear in this loading conditions, only the length and thickness of nano-structured W fibres were reduced by factors of ∼4 and ∼2, respectively. The He concentration in W with W ‘fuzz’ was decreased by a factor of about 3 after one pulse of plasma gun exposure. The results obtained give possibility to assess the particle retention in divertor areas subjected to high thermal loads at different operation regimes.
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    Direct ion content measurements in a non-sputtering magnetron discharge
    (2019) Kaziev, A. V.; Kolodko, D. V.; Ageychenkov, D. G.; Tumarkin, A. V.; Kharkov, M. M.; Stepanova, T. V.; Казиев, Андрей Викторович; Колодко, Добрыня Вячеславич; Агейченков, Дмитрий Григорьевич; Тумаркин, Александр Владимирович; Харьков, Максим Михайлович; Степанова, Татьяна Владимировна
    In present contribution we report the first direct measurements of ion fluxes in a nonsputtering magnetron discharge (NSMD) with Al cathode in Ar/O-2 mixtures. The diagnostic unit comprising three-electrode electrostatic lens ion extractor, magnetic sector mass-analyzer, and a vacuum electron multiplier was calibrated and then used to record the time-resolved ion counts of Al+ and Ar+ both in NSMD and arc regimes. The results clearly indicate that in NSMD the dominant species are Ar ions while Al ion signal is lower than the sensitivity limit due to noise level, in contrast to the arc discharge. The capabilities of the diagnostics setup and its sensitivity limits are discussed.
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    Langmuir probe diagnostics of an impulse magnetron discharge with hot Cr target
    (2019) Tumarkin, A. V.; Kaziev, A, V.; Leonova, K. A.; Kharkov, M. M.; Kolodko, D. V.; Khomyakov, A. Yu.; Тумаркин, Александр Владимирович; Казиев, Андрей Викторович; Харьков, Максим Михайлович; Колодко, Добрыня Вячеславич
    Impulse magnetron discharge (pulse duration 20 ms) with uncooled Cr target has been investigated with a specially designed Langmuir probe setup in a wide range of parameters (magnetic field and discharge power). The spatial distributions of electron temperature and plasma density have been measured in the gasless self-sputtering mode. It has been shown that in the gasless high-power pulsed discharge with hot Cr target, plasma density is as high as 5 x 10(18) M-3 at a pulsed power density of 1430 W/cm(2), while the electron temperature drops to values below 1 eV.