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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
Joint TEXTOR, MAGNUM and PISCES experiments on retention in W and mixed W/C system
V. Philipps, M. Zlobinski
FZJ Jülich
1.D retention in bulk W, W coatings and mixed W/C systems under TEXTOR edge conditions, comparison with pure graphite samples under identical conditions
Te ( 20- 50 eV) , shifted Maxwellian energy distribution
D+ 100- 250 eV
2-4 % C, 1-2 % O: 280 – 700eV (C3+ , O3+)
Flux range: 1021- 5 x 10 22/m2s
Fluence: 5 – 10 x 1024/m2
2. W samples exposed in RF plasma (TOMAS) and GDC (PADOS)
3. Retention under Magnum (PILOT) exposure conditions
Also: exploration of spot laser desorption versus normal TDS
(for TEXTOR apllication)
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
WMo
C
LCFS (46cm)
Erosion dominated
Deposition dominated
Plasma near edge, highest D-fluence
Far SOL, deposition dominated
Polycrstalline Mo, W, high purity, (Good Fellow), EK98 graphite No annealing
Previous exposures of bulk W, Mo and C in TEXTOR
Decreasing flux λF ≈ 1.2 cm
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Tangential view, WI light
0.5 50.5 100.5 150.5 200.5 250.5 300.5 350.5 400.5 450.5 500.5 550.5 600.5 650.5 700.5728.5
0.5
50.5
100.5
150.5
200.5
250.5
300.5
350.5
400.5
450.5
500.5
550.5568.5
Hα light side view
Spectroscopic side view observations
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
C Mo W0,0
5,0x1020
1,0x1021
1,5x1021
2,0x1021
2,5x1021R
eten
tion (D
/m2 )
Material
Retention in polished bulk W, Mo and EK98 graphite from upper exposed edge ( slow TDS)
Fluence : ≈ 10 25 D/m2 (from mapped edge diagnostic (under revision)
550K < Tmax < 650 K (limiter preheated to 550 K)
Unpublished
TDS 24 months after exposure, storage in air
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MIT ITPA workshop and report
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
D retention in JET W-coatings
Recent retention measurements on W coated JET samples CMSII W layers with interlayer of Mo (2-3 µm)
before exposure
parallel orientation, 20-25 µm,before exposure
Samples :From C. RusetRomania ASSOCIATION EURATOM / MEdC
CFC (DMS780) without coating as referenceCFC with 10-15 µm and with 20-25 µm W layer
exposed under identical plasma conditionsfibre orientations: parallel and perpendicular
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
Side view:
Top view:
↓ tokamak outside ↓ (LFS)
I E
Limiter configuration
toroidal
radialpoloidal
toroidal
ion
dri
ft s
ide
ele
ctr
on
dri
ft s
ide
W layer: 10-15 µm
W layer: 20-25 µm
uncoatedCFC
uncoatedCFC
W layer: 10-15 µm
W layer: 20-25 µm
fibre orientation:perpendicularparallel
perp. ......
LCFS4-6
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Exposure in TEXTOR
Surface temperature: Tstart (TC data) : 80- 100 CT rise during shot: 90- 110 C (spot pyrometer on limiter tip)→ Tmax< 500K
ohmic discharges 355 kA, <ne> = 3.4 . 1019 / m3,
0 1 2 3 4 5 60
1
2
3
4
0
-100
-200
-300
-400
I p / kA
<n e>
/ 10
19 /
m3
t / s
43 shots 0.5 cm behind LCFS (6 shots 1.3 cm behind=
215 plasma second, 172 flattop
Fluence estimation:Hα light integrationHe beam edge diagnosticTemperature excursion with heat flux model
I ETop View
0.5 – 1 x 1025 D/m2
( to be improved)
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I E
Limiter after exposure
erosion dominated zone
deposition dominated zone with layer formation
TDS LID
TDS
Laser desorption
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
LID-QMS Spectra for Graphite
QM
S-D
elta
-Sig
nal
/ V
QM
S S
igna
l / V
QM
S S
igna
l / V
m/q / amu/e
before laser pulse
after laser pulse
desorption spectrum = „after“ – „before“
2 3 4 12 16 18 20 28 44
H2 D2 C CH4 CD4 CO CO2D N2
HD H2O
U in V►►► number of atoms via calibration factor
ALT 2/29 tile: 6.10.2005 –
6.3.2008 inside TEXTOR
QMS
thick deposition5 . 1022 D/m2
1023 H/m2
2 . 1021 D/m2
4 . 1021 H/m2
4 . 1021 D/m2
9 . 1021 H/m2
5 . 1021 D/m2
7 . 1021 H/m2
4 . 1021 D/m2
6 . 1021 H/m2
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
Heating of a Quartz tube form outside
Lock system to introduce samples without breaking vacuum
Vacuum < 10-8 mbar
Background heating measurement before and after TDS
TDS measurements
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching
-2 0 2 4 6 8 100
50
100
150
200
250
Tem
per
atu
re (
C)
Time(s)
R=46.5
44 similar shots
Spot pyrometer on the graphite samples
2D IR camera in parallel
0 1 2 3 4 5 60
1
2
3
4
0
-100
-200
-300
-400
I p / k
A
<n e>
/ 1
019 /
m3
t / s
Light reflection
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0 200 400 600 800 1000
0
1x1019
2x1019
3x1019
4x1019
5x1019
6x1019
7x1019
D-r
ele
as
e (
Ato
ms
/m2 s
)
Temp (C)
M3M4Datoms
TDS on JET W samples
1: 20-25 μm
2: 10-15μm
Perp fiber
1.3 K/sec
Storage of samples in vacuum
TDS 3 weeks after exposure
20-25 μm
10-15 μm
1: 1.76 1022 D/m2
2: 1.94 1022 D/m2
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0 200 400 600 800 10000,0
5,0x1018
1,0x1019
1,5x1019
2,0x1019
D-r
ele
as
e (
Ato
ms
/m2 s
)
Temp (C)
Dtotm2 M3M4
Present data, W on JET CFC
7.29 1021 D/m2
Previous data fine grain graphite EK98
1.87 1021 D/m2
For comparison : retention in C ( EK98, JET Dunlop CFC )
0.E+00
1.E+21
2.E+21
3.E+21
4.E+21
5.E+21
6.E+21
EK98 N11 DMS780 NB31 NB41
Deu
teri
um
ret
enti
on
[D
/m2 ] LID-QMS
NRA
A.Kreter et al
A. Kreter et al
2x 1025 D/m2
Retention on upper edge
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-5,00E+017
0,00E+000
5,00E+017
1,00E+018
1,50E+018
2,00E+018
2,50E+018
3,00E+018
3,50E+018
0 200 400 600 800 1000
0
1x1019
2x1019
3x1019
4x1019
5x1019
6x1019
7x1019
D-r
ele
as
e (
Ato
ms
/m2
s)
Temp (C)
Dtot JET 1Dtot JET 2Dtot W-Droste
Comparison W bulk and W JET layer:
6-8 times more D in W JET layers
Different exposure temperatures (about 150 C)
Different waiting times until TDS
Different surface structure
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V. Philipps, SEWG Fuel retention, July 2010, Garching