High-intensity non-brazed heat shield for safe steady-state operation

Autor:	J. Simon-Weidner, M. Balden, R. Uhlemann, B. Streibl, S. Schweizer, S Kötterl, S. Mukherjee
Rok vydání:	2001
Předmět:	Steady state Materials science Mechanical Engineering Nuclear engineering Divertor Nuclear reactor Fusion power law.invention Thermal conductivity Nuclear Energy and Engineering law Shield Heat shield Brazing General Materials Science Civil and Structural Engineering
Zdroj:	Fusion Engineering and Design. :303-307
ISSN:	0920-3796
DOI:	10.1016/s0920-3796(01)00315-5
Popis:	Many plasma-facing components in today's experiments are inertially cooled. Graphite tiles are mounted on a water-cooled steel plate using a spring and bolt mechanism. When exposed to high heat flux, such a shield can take loads only for a few seconds without becoming overheated. To operate in high intensity long pulsed/steady-state conditions, new actively cooled heat shields of brazed and non-brazed types are under development. With clamped (form-locked) monoblock tiles a prototype of non-brazed heat shield structure underwent its first high heat flux tests for divertor applications in the Julich MARION ion source [1]. The test results are encouraging, and validated a finite element model as discussed in this paper.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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