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Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. :1072-1076
For over 50 years, engineers have been looking for an irradiation facility that can provide a fusion reactor appropriate neutron spectrum over a significant volume to test fusion reactor materials that is relatively inexpensive and can be built in a
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. 389:213-220
The first wall armor of the inertial confinement fusion reactor chambers must withstand high temperatures and significant radiation damage from target debris and neutrons. The resilience of multiple materials to one component of the target debris has
Autor:
David Donovan, John F. Santarius, J. H. Sorebo, B. J. Egle, G. R. Piefer, R. P. Ashley, Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel, S. J. Zenobia, Gilbert Emmert, Eric Alderson, David R. Boris
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 52:1087-1091
This paper overviews the work that has been done to date towards the development of a compact, reliable means to detect Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) and other fissile materials utilizing a pulsed Inertial Electrostatic Confinement (IEC) D-D fusion d
Autor:
Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 52:544-548
The durability and lifetime of thin tungsten or refractory metal coatings on the first walls of inertial and magnetic confinement fusion reactors is a key issue for the feasibility of such devices. Past studies at UW-Madison have indicated that tungs
Autor:
Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel
Publikováno v:
Journal of Nuclear Materials. :434-439
The effect of high temperature (700–1200 °C) implantation of helium in candidate fusion first wall materials was studied in the University of Wisconsin Inertial Electrostatic Confinement device. Powder metallurgy tungsten, single crystal tungsten,
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 47:1260-1264
Detection of explosives has been identified as a near term commercial opportunity for using a fusion plasma. Typical explosive compositions contain low Z material (C, N, O) which are not easily det...
Autor:
Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 47:1250-1254
The effect of high temperature (700-1200°C) implantation of deuterium and helium in candidate fusion first wall materials was studied in the University of Wisconsin Inertial Electrostatic Confineme...
Autor:
R.F. Radel, S. Krupakar Murali, Benjamin B. Cipiti, R. P. Ashley, G. R. Piefer, Gerald L. Kulcinski, J.F. Santarius, T.E. Radel, A.L. Wehmeyer, David R. Boris
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 47:1238-1244
In Inertial Electrostatic Confinement (IEC) devices, a voltage difference between concentric, nearly transparent spherical grids accelerates ions to fusion-relevant velocities. The University of Wisconsin (UW) operates two IEC devices: a cylindrical
Autor:
S. K. Murali, John F. Santarius, J. Weidner, R. P. Ashley, Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel, G. R. Piefer, Benjamin B. Cipiti
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 44:559-563
A major effort to find near-term, non-electric applications of fusion energy has shown that the production of radioisotopes is attractive. The use of the D3He fusion reaction to produce Positron Em...
Autor:
J. Weidner, G. R. Piefer, J.F. Santarius, Benjamin B. Cipiti, S. Krupakar Murali, R. P. Ashley, Gerald L. Kulcinski, R.F. Radel
Publikováno v:
Fusion Science and Technology. 44:539-543
This paper describes a proof of principle experiment to produce 13N using an inertial electrostatic confinement (IEC) fusion device. This radioisotope is often used in positron emission tomography ...