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Abstracts
of the
12th Topical Meeting on theTechnology of Fusion Energy
Reno, NevadaJune 16-20,1996
Sponsored by the American Nuclear Society'sFusion Energy Division
Cosponsored by:U.S. Department of Energy
Office of Research and Inertial Fusion
The Atomic Energy Society of JapanFusion Engineering Division
Published by theAmerican Nuclear Society; Inc.
LaOrange Park, Illinois 60526 USA
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ANS ANNUAL MEETING PLENARY SESSION
Monday, June 17,1996Morning
Chair: Michael Lineberry (ANL-Idaho)
The Role of the National Ignition Facility for In-ertial Fusion and Prospects for Inertial Fusion En-ergy / E. M. Campbell (LLNL), invited 3
FUSION PLENARY
Monday, June 17,1996Afternoon
Chairs: J. Perkins (LLNL), W. Meier (LLNL),N. Yoshida (Kyushu Univ-Japan)
The Need for the National Ignition Facility I DavidH. Crandall (DOE), invited 7
The International Thermonuclear JExperimentalReactor /HAymar, 1TER Joint CentralTeam(lTERCo-Center), invited 8
Status of Japanese Fusion Technology / MitsuruOhta (JAERI Fusion-Japan), invited 9
Near Term Commercial Opportunities from J^ong-Range Fusion Research I G.L. Kulcinski (Univ ofWisconsin), invited 10
Reinventing Fusion / D. D. Ryutov (LLNL/BINP-Russia), invited 11
RECENT RESULTS FROM INERT1AL ANDMAGNETIC CONFINEMENT EXPERIMENTS-!
Tuesday, June 18,1996Morning
Chairs: J. Knauer (Univ of Rochester),K. Schultz (General Atomics),M. Kikuchi (JAERI-Japan)
Improved Performance in Tokamak Dischargeswith Negative Magnetic Shear IT.S. Taylor (Gen-eral Atomics), invited 15
Laser Fusion Research at ILE Osaka University /S. Nakai (Osaka Univ-Japan), invited 16
JET's Latest Technical and Scientific Results andEngineering Development IM. A. Pick, The JETTeam (JET-UK), invited 17
Recent Experimental Results from the Omega La-ser-Fusion Facility / /. P. Knauer, S. J. Loucks, R. LMcCrory, J. M. Soures, C. P. Verdon, A Babushkin,R. E. Bohr, T. R. Boehly, R. Boni, D. K. Bradley, D.L Brown, J. A. Delettrez. R. S. Craxton, W. R.Donaldson, R. Epstein, R. Q. Gram, D. R. Harding,P. A Jaanimagi, S. D. Jacobs, K. Kearney, R. L Keck,J. H. Kelly, T. J. Kessler, R. L Kiemens, S. A. Let&ing,D. J. LonobOe, L. D. Lund, E J. Marshall, P. W.McKenty, D. D. Meyerhofer, S. E B. Morse, A.OJdshev, S. Papernov, G. Pien, W. Seka, R. W. Short,M. J. Shoup III, M. D. Skeldon, S. Skupsky, A. W.Schmid, D. J. Smith, S. Smiles, M. D. Wittman, B.Yaakobi (Univ of Rochester), invited 18
PLASMA FACING COMPONENTS: ANALYSISAND TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Morning
Chairs: A. Burnham (LLNL), R. Mattas (ANL)M. AMba (JAERI-Japan)
Radiation in Plasma Target Interaction EventsTypical for ITER Tokamak Disruptions / H. Wurz(FzK-Germany), B. Bazylev (Luikov Inst-Russia),I. Landman, D. Toporkov, S. Vasenin (Troitsk Inst-Russia) 21
Calculating the Shrapnel Generation and Subse-quent Damage to First Wall and Optics Compo-nents for the National Ignition Facility / R. E.Tokheim, L. Seaman, D. R. Curran (SRI Int), J.Sanchez, A. Anderson, M. Tobin (LLNL) 22
High Heat Flux Testing of HIP Bonded DS-Cu/316SS First Wall Panel for Fusion ExperimentalReactors / T. Hatano, S. Sato, K. Sato, K. Fukaya,M. Dairaku, T. Kurosawa, T. Kuroda, I. Tokami,M. AMba, H. Takatsu (JAERI-Japan) 23
Experiments and Analysis for Ablation and Con-densation of NIF First Wall Materials / Hui Jin,PerF. Peterson (Univ of California, Berkeley), R.E. Turner, Andrew T. Anderson (LLNL) 24
Thermal Spray Deposition and Evaluation of First-Wall Low-Z Coatings / R. D. Seals, C. J.Swindeman, R. L. White (ORCMT) 25
NEUTRON SOURCES FOR FUSIONTECHNOLOGY TESTING
Tuesday, June 18,1996Morning
Chair: John Haines (ORNL)
Overview of the International Fusion MaterialsIrradiation Facility (BFMIF) Conceptual DesignActivity / Thomas E. Shannon (Univ of Tennes-see), invited 29
Overview of the BFMBF Test Cell Design / AntonMoslang (FzK-Germany), invited 30
Conceptual Design of the BFMIF Target Facility /H. Katsuta (JAERI-Japan), D. Smith (ANL), Y.Kato (JAERI-Japan), T. Hua (ANL), L. Green(Westinghouse), Y.Hoshi(IHI-Japan),S. Cevolani(ENEA-Italy), S. Konishi (JAERI-Japan), invited 31
Review of IFMIF Accelerator Conceptual Design/ David H. Berwald (Northrop Grumman), invited 32
Process Design for the International Fusion MaterialsirradiarfonFarility/Manfcy. Rennich (ORNL), invited 33
Experimental 14-MeV Neutron Radiation DamageAssessment of Nonlinear Optical Materials for theNational Ignition Facility Using the RTNS-I / An-thony Belian, Edward C. Morse (Univ of Califor-nia, Berkeley), Mike T. Tobin (LLNL) 34
POWER PLANT DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Morning
Chairs: M. Ttllack (Univ of California, SanDiego), H. Matsui (Tohoku Univ-Japan)
Developing Inertial Fusion Energy—Where Do WeGo From Here? / Wayne R. Meier, B. Grant Logan(LLNL), invited 37
Requirements and Features of Attractive FusionPower Plants / Farrokh Najmabadi (Univ of Cali-fornia, San Deigo), invited 38
Fusion Reactor Materials Selection Based on Re-cent Progress / H. Matsui (Tohoku Univ-Japan),O. Motojima, A. Sagara, T. Muroga (NIFS-Japan),A. Kohyama (Kyoto Univ-Japan), T. Tanaka, T.Terai (Univ of Tokyo-Japan), invited 39
Mechanical Design Aspects of the LJBRA-SPIightIonBeamDrivenPower Reactor//. N. Sviatoslavsky,E A Mogahed, P. Cousseau, R. L. Engelstad, G. LKuldnski, J. J. MacFarlane, R. R. Peterson, M. ESawan, P. Wang (Univ of Wisconsin, Madison) 40
Neutron Environment and Consequences on theDesign and Operation of the Laser Fusion Re-actor KOYO / J. M. Perlado, E. Alonso(DENIM-Spain), K. Mima, S. Nakai (OsakaUniv-Japan) 41
POSTER SESSION: INTERNATIONALTHERMONUCLEAR EXPERIMENTAL
REACTOR
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
ITER Physics-Safety Interface: Models and As-sessments IN. A. Uckan (ORNL), S. PutvinsM, J.Wesley, H-W. Bartels, D. Boucher, N. Fujisawa,M. Rosenbluth (ITER San Diego) 45
U.S. ITER Limiter Module Design IR.F. Mattas,M. Billone, A Hassanein (ANL), G. D. Morgan,D. Kubik, V. D. Lee, G. Wille (McDonnell Dou-glas), H. Zhan, L. Green (Westinghouse), E.Mogahed, I. Sviatoslavsky (Univ of Wisconsin,Madison) 46
ITER Limiter First Wall 3-D Thermo-MechanicalAnalysis / E. A. Mogahed, I. H. Sviatoslavsky (Univof Wisconsin, Madison) 47
Feasibility Study of ITER Vacuum Vessel andBlanketAssemblyPlan/M. Nakahira, K. Koizumi,Y. Itou, N. Kanamori, E. Tada (JAERI Fusion-Ja-pan) 48
Welding and Cutting Methods for Blanket Sup-port Legs of Fusion Experimental Reactor /Ikuhide Tokami, Masataka Nakahira, SatoshiSato, Kazuyuki Furuya, Toshihisa Hatano,Toshimasa Kuroda, Hideyuki Takatsu (JAERIFusion-Japan) 49
The ITER Thermal Shields / Robert F. Bourque(TTER-Japan) 50
Helium Cooling Systems for Next-GenerationFusion Devices / Michael G. Izenson, Jerry LMartin (Cream), Clement P. C. Wong (GeneralAtomics) 51
POSTER SESSION: STEADY-STATE ANDLONG-PULSE MACHINE STUDIES
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Steady-State Fusion Reactor: Parametric Study /E. Salpietro (Max-Planck Inst-Germany) 55
Physics Capabilities of an Ignition and Moderate-BurnExperiment Based on ITER Physics Guidelines / G. H.Neilson, D. B. Batehelor(ORNL), R H. Bulmer(LLNL),M. D. Carter, J. D. Galambos (ORNL), R J. Goldston(PPPL), D. N. Hill (LLNL), C. E Kessel (PPPL), E ALazarus(ORNL), D. M. Mikkelsen (PPPL), WM. Nevins(LLNL), W. Reirsen (PPPL\ D. W. Swain, CCTsai,NAUckan(0RNLXR-W.mng(MIT),KMlS3ung(PPPL) 56
TrieFjigineeringofihe'TCASTMacriine'V/. Sinnis,A Brooks (PPPL), T. Brown (Northrup-Grumman),J. Citrolo (PPPL), M. Cole (ORNL), S. Davis (PPPL),B. Felker (General Atomics), M. Gouge (ORNL), P.Heitzenroeder(PPPL), D. Hill (LLNL), E. Hoffman(General Atomics), B. Nelson (ORNL), C. Neumeyer,C. KesseL D. Knutson, D. Kungl (PPPL), G. H.Neilson (ORNL), D. Lang (LLNL), M. Rennich(ORNL), J. Schmiidt (PPPL), L Sevier (GeneralAtomics), D. Slack (LLNL), J. Spitzer(PPPL), K. StOnge (ORNL), P. Titus (MIT), K. Young (PPPL).... 57
Costing the PC AST Machine / Robert T. Simmons(PPPL), Walter B. Lindquist(LLNL), Bruce Mont-gomery (MLT) 58
POSTER SESSION: FUSION POWER PLANTSAND ECONOMICS
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Ablation and Venting from the Central Cavity ofthe HYLIFE-II Reactor / Caron Jantzen, Ed Lee,Per F. Peterson (LBNL) 62
High Reynolds Number Stationary Sheet Jets forthe HYLIFE-II Inertial Confinement Fusion Re-actor / Matthieu Longeot, PerF. Peterson (Univ ofCalifornia, Berkeley) 63
2-D Liquid Film Motion in the Environment ofInertia! Fusion Energy Reactors / Neil B. Morley,Alice A. Ying, MohamedA. Abdou (UCLA) 64
Numerical Simulation of the Explosion Dynamicsand Energy Release from High-Gain ICF Targets /J. J. MacFarlane, M. E. Sawan, G. A Moses, P.Wang, R. E. Olson (Univ of Wisconsin, Madison) 65
Thermal Hydraulics Analysis of LIBRA-SP Tar-get Chamber IE. A Mogahed (Univ ofWisconsin,Madison) 66
Nuclear Analysis for the light Ion Fusion PowerReactor LIBRA-SP / M. E. Sawan (Univ of Wis-consin, Madison) 67
Environmental and Safety Assessment of LIBRA-SP: A Light Ion Fusion Power Reactor Design /H. Y. Khater, L. J. Wittenberg (Univ ofWisconsin,Madison) 68
Initial Nuclear Assessment for a Low Aspect Ra-tio Power Plant I LA El-Guebaly, H. Y. Khater(Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 69
A Design Approach for an Economical Supercon-ducting Tokamak / Don Slack (LLNL) 70
Analysis of the Tradeoff Between Improved Per-formance and Increased Cost of Advanced Mate-rials IM. S. Tdlack, R L Miller (Univ of California,San Diego), C. G. Bathke (LANL), L A El-Guebaly(Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 71
POSTER SESSION: NATIONAL IGNITIONFACILITY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
X-Ray Emission from National Ignition FacilityIndirect Drive Targets / Andrew T. Anderson, Rob-ert A Managan, Michael T. Tobin (LLNL), PerF.Peterson (Univ of California, Berkeley) 73
X-Ray and Debris Emission from Direct and Indi-rect National Ignition Facility Targets / Robert R
Peterson, Joseph J. MacFarlane, Ping Wang (UnivofWisconsin, Madison) 74
Stopping of Target Debris in Ablated Materials inICF Chambers / Hui Jin, Per F. Peterson (Univ ofCalifornia, Berkeley) 75
The Mini-Chamber, An Advanced Protection Con-cept for NIF / John M. Scott, Per Peterson (Univof California, Berkeley) 76
Conceptual Design of Low Activation NIF TargetChamber and Components / H. H. Streckert, G. T.Sager (General Atomics), R Kantner (GraphiteUSA) 77
Utility of the National Ignition Facility for InertialFusion Energy and Radiation Sciences Experi-ments / M. Tobin, B. Kaufmann, G. Logan, A.Anderson, T. Diaz (LLNL), Per Peterson (Univ ofCalifornia, Berkeley), T. Kennedy, T. Hoover(DNA), J. Davis, M. Alme (AlmeAssoc) 78
Implementing Direct Drive on the National Igni-tion Facility / M. Tobin, V. Karpenko (LLNL), R.Peterson (Univ ofWisconsin) 79
Producing National Ignition Facility (NIF) Qual-ity Beams on the Nova Laser / C. Clay Widmayer,John T. Hunt, Timothy L Weiland, D. Ralph Speck,Robert B. Ehrlich (LLNL), invited 80
A Cryogenic ICF Target Hohlraum Test Appara-tus/5. S. Laycock, G. J. Laughon, J. Sanchez (Gen-eral Atomics) 81
Inertial Confinement Fusion Target Insertion Con-cepts for the National Ignition Facility / G. J.Laughon (General Atomics) 82
POSTER SESSION: PLASMA HEATING,CURRENT DRIVE AND CONTROL
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
TFTR, A Case Study in Internet Based RemoteCollaborations IS.L Davis, D. Barnes (PPPL). 85
Direct Energy Conversion from Spent ElectronBeam in High-Power CW Klystrons / Kai Masuda,Kiyoshi Yoshikawa, Masami Ohnishi, YasushiYamamoto (Kyoto Univ-Japan) 86
Design and R&Ds for ITER NBI System at JAERI /Y. Fujiwara, T. Inoue, K. Miyamoto, N. Miyamoto(JAERI Fusion-Japan), A Nagase (Hitachi-Ja-pan), Y. Ohara, Y. Okumura (JAERI Fusion-Ja-pan), K. Shibata (Hitachi-Japan), M. Tanii(Nissin-Japan), K Watanabe (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 87
Real Time Control of a Fast RF Impedance Match-ing System / J. H. Rogers, T. Senko, J. R Wilson(PPPL), W. Arnold, E. Pivit (AFT) 88
Lower Hybrid Current Drive on TFTR / E. Perry,S. Bernabei, C. Brunkhorst, D. Ciotti, F. Dahlgren,L Dudek, E. Fredd, N. Greenough, J. Hosea, RKaita, D. Loesser, M. McCarthy (PPPL) 89
The HL-1M NBI Power Supply System I D. T.Wang, Z G. Wu, G. J. Lei, Z M. Zhou, S. J. Yie, Q.T.Hu,Y.Q. Yu, S. F. Jiang (SIP-PRC) 90
Status of the DHI-D 110 GHz ECH System IRW.Callis, J. Lohr, R C. O'Neill, J. Tooker, D. Ponce(General Atomics) 91
Power System for Lower Hybrid Current Drive ofTokamak Fusion Test Reactor Advanced Phase(TFTR-AP) IS. Ramakrishnan, N. Greenough, E.Fredd, C. Neumeyer (PPPL) 92
Plasma Equilibrium and Control in HL-1M/ YuanBaoshan, YangKailin, ChenXiasoguang, QiWariti,Li Shiming, Jin Qinghua, Tan Manqiu, WangShangbing (SIP-PRC) 93
POSTER SESSION: DIVERTOR DESIGN ANDEXPERIMENTS
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Evaluation of a Monoblock Divertor Design forthe ITER Tokamak/ K Lee, M. Hoffman, M. Hafez(Univ of California, Davis) 97
Analytical Study of Electromagnetic Forces In-duced by Eddy Currents in ITER Divertor / M.AraM (JAERI Fusion-Japan), K. Urata (MHI Fu-sion-Japan), K. Sato, S. Suzuki, M. Akiba(JAERI Fusion-Japan), M. Onozuka (MHI Fu-sion-Japan) 98
Optimization Study of the Coolant Routing in theITER Divertor IN. J. Zhan, M. D. Carelli, L Green(Westinghouse STC) 99
Technologies of Joining of ITER Reference GradeBeryllium and Copper Alloys by Diffusion Bond-ing Process / E. Visca (ENEA, Frascati-Italy), G.Ceccotti (ENEA, Saluggia-Italy), E. Di Pietro(ENEA, Frascati-Italy), G. Mercurio (ENEA,Saluggia-Italy) 100
Results from the Divertor Materials EvaluationStudies (DIMES) at Dffl-D IC.P.C. Wong (Gen-eral Atomics), D. G. Whyte (INRS-Canada), W. P.West, P. B. Parks (General Atomics), R. Bastasz,W. R Wampler, D. A Buchenauer (SNL), J. N.Brooks, A. Hassanein (ANL) 101
POSTER SESSION: PLASMA FUELING ANDPARTICLE CONTROL
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Plasma Gun Pellet Acceleration Modeling andExperiment / Russell W. Kincaid, Mohamed ABourham, John G. Gilligan (NCSU) 105
Tritium Removal from TFTR / D. Mueller, W.Blanchard, J. Collins, J. Hosea, J. Kamperschroer,P. H. LaMarche, A Nagy, D. K. Owens, C. H. Skin-ner (PPPL) 106
Extrusion of Tritium and DT Pellets for ITER Fu-eling / P. W. Fisher M. J. Gouge (ORNL) 107
Particle Exhaust Characterization of the DIII-DCryopump for Neon Gas/R Maingi (ORAU), M. RWade, C. C. Klepper (ORNL), W. P. West, N. H.Bmoks, M J. Schaffer (General Atomics), D. L HUlis(ORNL), K. L Hokrop (General Atomics) 108
POSTER SESSION: PLASMA FACINGCOMPONENTS ANALYSIS AND
TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Modeling and Experiments of X-Ray Ablation ofNational Ignition Facility First Wall Materials /Andrew T. Anderson, Alan K. Burnham, MichaelT. Tobin (LLNL), PerF. Peterson (Univ of Califor-nia, Berkeley) I l l
Modified First Wall for the Reversed Field PinchRFX/ W.R Baker, G. Marchiori, S. Peruzzo, P. Sonato,P. Zaccaria, G. Zollino (Univ of Padova-Italy).. 112
High Heat Flux Test of CVD-Tungsten Coated CuHeat Sink Divertor Mock-up / K. Sato, K.Nakamura, S. Suzuki, M. AraJd, M. Dairaku, KYokoyama, M. Aldba (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 113
Microstructure of Neutron and High Energy Par-ticle Irradiated Graphite/Cu Joint / H. Watanabe,T. Sato (Kyushu Univ-Japan), T. Muroga (NIFS-Japan), N. Yoshida (Kyushu Univ-Japan), M.Akiba (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 114
Determination of First Wall Heat Flux Limits /Diane C. Norris, Weston M. Stacey, Seyed M.Ghiaasiaan (Georgia Tech) 115
Heat Transfer Experiments of Helium-GraphiteSuspension Flow in Horizontal Tube Under Non-Uniform Plasma Jet Heating / Koichiro Ezato(Kyushu Univ-Japan), Tomoaki Kunugi (JAERIFusion-Japan), Akihiko Shimizu (Kyushu Univ-Japan), Kazuyoshi Sato, Makoto Akiba (JAERIFusion-Japan) 116
Response of National Ignition Facility First WallMaterials to Target X Rays and Debris / Robert RPeterson (Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 117
The Bucky and ZEUS-2D Computer Codes forSimulating High Energy Density ICF Plasmas /Robert R Peterson, Joseph J. MacFarlane, JohnF. Santarius, P. Wang, Gregory A Moses (Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 118
High Heat Flux Experiments on Divertor Mock-ups with a Thermal Bond Layer for Fusion Ex-perimental Reactors / 5. Suzuki, K. Sato, M. Araki,K. Nakamura, M. Dairaku, K Yokoyama, M. Akiba(JAERI Fusion-Japan) 119
Thermal Cycling Experiment on 1 m Long DivertorMock-up with Rigid Support Structure / S. Suzuki,K. Sato, M. Araki, K. Nakamura, M. Dairaku, K.Yokoyama, M. Akiba (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 120
Test of Divertor Materials Under Simulated ITERPlasma Disruption Conditi6ns at the ELDIS Elec-tron Beam Facility / V Engelko, O. Komarov, V.Kovalev (Efremov Inst-Russia), I. Landman(Troitsk Inst-Russia), B. Lublin (Efremov Inst-Rus-sia), G. Miloshevsky (Luikov Inst-Belarus), H.Wiirz (FzK-Germany) 121
Damage and Deuterium Retention of BerylliumDue to Low Energy Deuterium Ion Irradiation / JV.Yoshida, S. Mizusawa, R Sakamoto (Kyushu Univ-Japan), T. Muroga (NIFS-Japan) 122
POSTER SESSION: INNOVATIVEAPPROACHES TO FUSION ENERGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Energetic Alpha Transport in a Magnetized FusionTarget / Ronald C. Kirkpatrick, D. PalmerSmitherman (LANL) 125
Optimization of IEC Grid Design for MaximumNeutron Production / G. H. Miley, J. DeMora, R.Stubbers, I. V. Tzonev (Univ of Illinois), R. A.Anderl (INEUHTCO), J. H. Nadler (DOE Idaho),R Nebel (LANL) 126
TST Experiment in University of Tokyo / H.Toyama, K. Hanada, T. Oikawa, K Shinohara, H.Totsuka, E. Ishiyama, N. Shinoda, M. Hasegawa,H. Saito, S. Shiraiwa, K. Yamagishi (Univ of To-kyo-Japan) 127
ffiC-3He Breeder for D-3He Satellite Systems / LChacon, G. H. Miley (Univ of Illinois) 128
Direct Ion Heating Effect on Approach to Ignitionin Spheromak Reactors / R. M. Mayo (NCSU).... 129
Preliminary Studies of Inertial-Electrostatic Con-finement Fusion Experiments / Yasushi Yamamoto,Kiyoshi Yoshikawa, Masami Ohnishi, HisayukiToku, Mitsunori Hasegawa, Takashi Matsuo(Kyoto Univ-Japan) 130
Engineering Update of the National SphericalTokamak Experiment / J. H. Chrzanowski, H. M.Fan, P. J. Heitzenroeder, M. Ono, J. Robinson, D.Bashore, R Parsells, C. Neumeyer, E. Perry, R.Wilson (PPPL) 131
The Transient Simulation of the Low Aspect Ra-tio Tokamak Operation/ Lili Liu, Lijian Qiu (IPP-PRC) 132
Pulsed Operation of Spherical Inertial-ElectrostaticConfinement Device / Y. Gu, M. Williams, R.Slubbers, G. Miley (Univ of Illinois) 133
Novel Stellarator Configurations / Paul Moroz(Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 134
Computational and Experimental Investigation ofMagnetized Target Fusion / Peter Sheehey, JoyceGuzik, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Irvin Lindermuth,David Scudder, Frederick Wysocki (LANL) 135
POSTER SESSION: FUSION MAGNETSYSTEMS
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Innovative Out-of-Plane Support of TF Coils andImplication to Fusion Core Maintenance / L.Bromberg (MIT), P. Titus (SWEC), DEMO Re-search Team 139
Busbar for the Low Aspect Ratio Device / LBromberg, M. Sidorov (MIT), DEMO ResearchTeam 140
Pebble-Bed Conductors / L Bromberg, M. Sidorov(MIT), P Titus (SWEC), DEMO Research Team. 141
Status of Poloidal Field System Design for HT(Hefei Tokamak)—7U / Zengji Guo, Baozeng Li,Bingjia Xiao, Uli Liu, Tiping Chen (IPP-PRC). 142
Design Study of Copper Toroidal Held Coils withBow Shaping, Demountable Sliding Joints, and ActiveLiquid-NitrogenCooling//fofoCTtD. Woolley(PPPL) 143
The Ground Loop Detection System in the RFXMachine / F. Bellina, N. Pomaro (Univ ofPadova-Italy), F. Trevisan (Univ of Udine-Italy) 144
Tokamak Operating Scenario for Plasma Controlwith Use of High Tc Superconductor / Y. Fukuzaki,T. Uchimoto, K. Miya (Univ of Tokyo-Japan) 145
POSTER SESSION: FUSION MATERIALS
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Analysis of Tritium Kinetics of SIBELIUS Beryl-lium / Seungyon Cho (Ajou Univ-Korea) 149
Effects of Neutron Irradiation on Thermal Con-ductivity of SiC-Based Composities and Mono-lithic Ceramics / D. J. Senor, G. E. Youngblood(PNL), C. E. Moore (Auburn Univ), D. J. Trimble(Westinghouse Hanford), G. A Newsome, J. J.Woods (Lockheed Martin, Schenectady) 150
Dimensional Stability and Strength of Neutron-Ir-radiated SiC-Based Fibers / D. J. Senor, G. E.Youngblood, J. L Brimhall (PNL), D. J. Trimble(Westinghouse Hanford), G. A Newsome, J. J.Woods (Lockheed Martin, Schenectady) 151
SiC/SiC Composites fix Structural Applications in Fu-sion Energy Systems IR H. Jones, C H. Henager, Jr.,G.EYoungUood,G.D.Springer,H.LHeinisch(PNL) 152
Perfiuorinated Materials in Tritium Service / M.Kalish, T. Walters, S. Raftopoulos, R Hatcher, G.Gettlefinger, L Dudek, D. Yager (PPPL) 153
Manufacturing Development of Low ActivationVanadium Alloys / J. P. Smith, W. R Johnson, C.B. Ban, B. Laycock (General Atomics) 154
Materials Dynamic Compatibility Modeling andAnalysis for Beryllium, Carbon and TungstenUnder DT-Plasma Bombardment / Yoshi Hirooka(Univ of California, San Diego) 155
Neutron Irradiation Effects of Functionally Gra-dient Material / Kunihiko Tsuchiya, HisashiSagawa (JAERI, Oarai-Japan), Satoshi Nishio(JAERI Fusion-Japan), Hiroshi Kawamura, IkuroKondo (JAERI, Orai-Japan) 156
Radiation Effects in Silicon Carbide: Dose Rateand Damage Accumulation / J. M. Perlado(DENIM-Spain), T. Diaz de la Rubia, Michael T.Tobin (LLNL) 157
POSTER SESSION: FUEL CYCLE ANDTRITIUM TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Requirements of Tritium Breeding Ratio for EarlyFusion Power Reactors / Y. Asaoka, K. Okano, T.Yoshida, K. Tomabechi (CRIEPI-Japan) 161
A Tritium Recovery System from Waste Water ofFusion Reactor Using CECE and Cryogenic-WallThermal Diffusion Columns / T. Arita, T.Yamanishi, Y. Iwai, K. Okuno (JAERI-Japan), I.Yamamoto (Nagoya Univ-Japan) 162
Development of Real-Time and Remote Fuel ProcessGas Analysis SystemUsingLaser Raman Spectroscopy/ShigeruO'hira,Kenji Okuno (JAERI-Japan) 163
Ab-initio Harttee-Fock Study of Surface HydroxylGroup on Lithium Oxide / Masaki Taniguchi,Satoru Tanaka (Univ of Tokyo-Japan) 164
Reduction of Tritiated Methane over Zr-Fe-Mn, Feand Ni IA B. Antoniazzi W. T. Shmayda (OntarioHydro-Canada) 165
Tritium Test of Cryogenic Molecular Sieve Bedfor He GDC Gas Cleanup by 60 SLM Test Loop /Mikio Enoeda, Yoshinori Kawamura, Kenji Okuno(JAERI-Japan) 166
Plasma Exhaust Processing by Palladium Per-meation and Electrolytic Oxidation and Reduc-tion / 5. Konishi, M. Hara, K. Okuno (JAERI-Japan) 167
Studies of Tritiated Water Absorbed on MolecularSieve / Richard V. Carlson, Rick Wilhelm (LANL),Kenji Okuno (JAERI-Japan) 168
Twelve Years of Tritium Operating Experience atthe Tritium Systems Test Assembly / Richard V.Carlson (LANL), Kenji Okuno (JAERI-Japan) .. 169
Ultra-High Tritium Decontamination of SimulatedFusion Fuel Exhaust Using a 2-Stage PalladiumMembrane Reactor / Stephen A. Birdsell, RichardC. Wilhelm, R Scott Willms (LANL) 170
In-Situ Tritium Release Experiment from MoltenLLBeF4 Salt Under Neutron Irradiation at ElevatedTemperatures (INTREXFLIBE) / Takayuki Terai,Akihiro Suzuki, Satoru Tanaka (Univ of Tokyo-Japan) 171
Tritium Recovery from Pb-17Li / Dai-Kai Sze(ANL) 172
Inertial Confinement Fusion Target Filling Sys-tem at Los Alamos National Laboratory / A. No-bile, M. D. Keddy R. L Hemphill (LANL) 173
Operational Experience of the Tritium Purifica-tion System / S. Raftopoulos, P. LaMarche, C.Gentile (PPPL), J. Longford (General Phys) 174
R&D of a Compact Detritiation System Using aGas Separation Membrane Module for the Sec-ondary Confinement / T. Ishida, T. Hayashi, M.Yamada, T. Suzuki, K. Okuno (JAERI-Japan).... 175
Tritium Inventory Measurements by "In-Bed" GasFlowing Calorimetry / T. Hayashi, T. Suzuki, M.Yamada, K Okuno (JAERI-Japan) 176
Effect of Radii of Hot and Cold Walls on H2-HTSeparative Performances of "Cryogenic-Wall"Thermal Diffusion Column / Noboru Kobayashi,Susumu Hatta, Ichiro Yamamoto (Nagoya Univ-Japan) 177
POSTER SESSION: FUSION BLANKET ANDSHIELD TECHNOLOGY
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Blanket Selection for the Starlite Project / Dai-KaiSze (ANL), Mark S. Tillack (Univ of California,San Diego), Igor N. Sviatoslavsky, Laila A. El-Guebaly (Univ of Wisconsin, Madison), ClementC. P. Wong (General Atomics), Lester M. Wagoner(McDonnell Douglas), ARIES Team 181
Design and Operation of the New Baking Systemfor the RFX Vacuum Vessel / P. Collarin, A.Luchetta, P. Sonato, P. Zaccaria, G. Zollino (UnivofPadova-Italy) 182
Effects of Imperfect Insulating Coatings on theFlow Partitioning Between Parallel Channels inSelf-Cooled Liquid Metal Blankets / Alexander AGaizer, MohamedA. Abdou (UCLA) 183
1-PIN Blanket Mockup: Results of the ExtendedTest Campaign / M. Ferrari (ENEA, Frascati-Italy), M. Furrer (ENEA-Italy), C. Nardi (ENEAFrascati-Italy), C. Talarico 184
Effect of IiOT on Tritium Inventory of Li/) SolidBreeder I Seungyon Cho (Ajou Univ-Korea) 185
Finite Element Analysis of the ETG Vacuum Ves-sel / Chen Siyue, Chen Xingqiang, D. Gao(Academia Sinica-PRC) 186
Liquid Metal Blanket Study for Fusion-FissionBreeder in China/ J. P. Qian, Z.Y.Xu,J. M. Chen,C. L You (SIP-PRC) 187
POSTER SESSION: NEUTRON1CSEXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSES
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Status of Tokamak Fusion lest Reactor NeutronActivation IH.W. Kugel G. Ascione, S. Elwood,K. Rule (PPPL) 191
Advances in Neutronic Capability for Fusion Re-actor Safety Analysis and Design I Ehud Greenspan(Univ of California, Berkeley) 192
Shielding Analysis for Toroidal Field Coils AroundExhaust Duct in Fusion Experimental Reactors /Satoshi Sato, HideyuM Takatsu (JAERI Fusion-Japan), Koichi Maki (Hitachi-Japan), KobunYamada (Business Automation-Japan) 193
Validity Assessment of Shielding Design Tools forITER Through Analysis of Benchmark Experimenton SS316/Water Shield Conducted at FNS/JAERI /F. Maekawa, C. Konno, Y. Oyama, Y. Ikeda, M.Wada, Y. Uno, Y. Verzilov, H. Maekawa (JAERI-Japan) 194
Integral Data for (D,T) Fusion Neutrons in Infi-nite Medium / Sumer Sahin (Gazi Univ-Turkey),Huseyin Yapici, Sebahattin Unalan, VeyselOzceyhan (Erciyes Univ-Turkey) 195
The Selection of Concrete Compositions for Usein the National Ignition Facility Target Area IJ.F.LatkowsU, M. T. Tobin (LLNL) 196
Fusion Plant Materials Damage Due to NeutronIrradiation: An Assessment for ITER In-VesselComponents / D. G. Cepraga (ENEA-Italy), G.Cambi (Univ of Bologna-Italy), M. Frisoni(ENEA-Italy) 197
POSTER SESSION: SAFETY ANDENVIRONMENT
Tuesday, June 18,1996Afternoon
Activation Analysis for ITER Safety and Environ-mental Assessment IET. Cheng (TSIRsch), G.Saji (ITER San Diego) 201
Comparison of FUSEDOSE and MACCS2 Acci-dent Dose Codes / Lawrence M. Sevigny (Univ ofCalifornia, Berkeley) 202
Radwaste Disposal of Fusion DEMOs / E. A.Hoffman, W. M. Stacey, N. & Hertel (Georgia Tech) 203
Analysis of Radioactive Waste from ITER in FourPotential Host Nations IMicah D. Lowenthal (Univof California, Berkeley) 204
Fire Protection System Operating Experience Re-view for Fusion Applications / L C. Cadwallader(INEL/LJTCO) 205
Experimental Investigation into Aerosol Mobili-zation Resulting from Fusion Reactor Disruptions /John P. Sharpe, M. A Bourham, John G. Gilligan(NCSU) 206
Mobilization Processes from Vanadium Alloys Dur-ing Oxidation I G.R Smolik, D. L Hagrman, K. AMcCarthy, K. Messick, R S. Wallace (LNEIAJTCO) 207
System for Steam-Reactivity Measurements onFusion-Relevant Materials IRA Anderl, R J.Pawelko, M. A. Oates, G. R. Smolik, K. A.McCarthy (INEL/LITCO) 208
Mobilization from Copper and Steel Alloys ID.LHagrman, G. R. Smolik, K. A McCarthy, D. A Petti(INEL/LJTCO) 209
Design of a Medium-Scale Aerosol Source forITER Safety Studies/ W. J. Carmack, J. E O'Brien,G.R Smolik, K. A McCarthy (INEL/LITCO) 210
An Experimental Study on a Water Jet into aVacuum Vessel of Fusion Reactor Under the In-gress of CoolantEv&xtl KazuyukiTakase, TomoakiKunugi, Yasushi Seki, Ryouichi Kurihara, ShuzouUeda (JAERI-Japan) 211
Effects of Breach Area and Length to ExchangeFlow Rates Under the LOVA Condition in a Fu-sion Reactor / KazuyiM Takase, Tomoaki Kungi,Yasushi Seki (JAERI-Japan) 212
Fracture Mechanics of a Postulated Crack in ITERVacuum Vessel / Ryoichi Kurihara, Shozo Ueda,Eisuke Tada (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 213
Overview of the Air Cleaning Systems in a FusionNuclear Facility and of Their Safety and Environ-ment Significance / T. Palma, G. Sgalambro(ANM-Italy) 214
The Impact of Pulsed Irradiation Upon NeutronActivation Calculations for Inertial and MagneticFusion Energy Power Plants / J. F. Latkowski(LLNL), J. Sanz (UPM-Spain), J. L Vujic (Univof California, Berkeley) 215
Sequential Charged Particle and Neutron Activa-tion of Flibe in the HYLIFE-II Inertial FusionEnergy Power Plant Design I J. F. Latkowski(LLNL), J. Sanz (UPM-Spain), J. L Vujic (Univof California, Berkeley), M. T. Tobin (LLNL) 216
Occupational Dose for the Water Cooling Systemof the SEAFP Project / Sandro Sandri, Luigi DiPace (ENEA, Frascati-Italy) 217
Evaluation of the Activated Corrosion Product(ACP) and Their Distribution in the Water Cool-ing Loop of the SEAFP Project / Luigi Di Pace,Sandro Sandri (ENEA, Frascati-Italy) 218
Safety Assessment of ITER Plant: Heat TransferSystems Using ISAD Software / Tonio Pinna(ENEA, Frascati-Italy), Rino Caporali (ANPA-Italy), Andri Poucet (ITER San Diego) 219
Environmental Impact Analysis for the Main Ac-cidental Sequences of Igniter / A. Carpignano, S.Francabandiera, R Vella, M. Zucchetti (TorinoPolytechnic-Italy) 220
NIF: Impacts of Chemical Accidents and Compari-son of Chemical/Radiological Accident Ap-proaches / M. A. Lazaro, A. J. Policastro, M.Rhodes (ANL) 221
The Ignitor Risk-Based Passive Safety Requirements /Massimo Zucchetti (Torino Polytechnic-Italy) 222
The National Ignition Facility: IFE Applications,Waste Management and Environmental Impacts /M. A Lazaro, F. R Kirchner (ANL), G. H. Miley,M. Petra (Univ of Illinois) 223
Radiological Assessments for the National Igni-tion Facility / K. Hong, M. Lazaro (ANL) 224
Preliminary Assessment for Analysis of CO2 Clean-ing / Alice Ying, Neil B. Moriey (UCLA) 225
Utilization of the CO2 Pellet Blasting Processfor the National Ignition Facility / T. Reitz, F.Drobnik, M. Evans, M. Tobin, V. Karpenko(LLNL) 226
NATIONAL IGNITION FACILITY
Wednesday, June 19,1996Morning
Chair: W. Meier (LLNL)
Progress in the Title I Design of the National Ig-nition Facility / J. Paisner, H. Lowdermilk, W.Hogan, J. Hunt, J. Murray, V. Karpenko, R.Sawicki, S. Kumpan (LLNL), J. Boyes (SNL), M.Sorem (LANL), R. Soures (Univ of Rochester), in-vited 229
Sandia National Laboratories Participation in theNational Ignition Facility Project / J. Boyes, W.Boyer, J. Chael, D. Cook, W. Cook, T. Downey, J.Hands, C. Harjes, R Leeper, P. McKay, P. Micano,R Olson, J. Porter, J. Quintenz, V. Roberts, M.Savage, W. Simpson, J. Smith, R Wavrik, M. Wil-son (SNL), invited 230
The Role of the Laboratory for Laser Energeticsin the National Ignition Facility Project / J. M.Soures, S. J. Loucks, R. L McCrory, C. P. Verdon,A. Babushkin, R. E. Bahr, T. R. Boehly, R. Boni,D. K. Bradley, D. L. Brown, J. A. Delettrez, R.S. Craxton, W. R. Donaldson, R. Epstein, R.Gram, D. R Harding, P. A. Jaanimagi, S. D.Jacobs, K. Kearney, R. L Keck, J. H. Kelly, T.J. Kessler, R. L. Kremens, J. P. Knauer, 5. A.Letzring, D. J. Lonobile, L. D. Lund, F. J.Marshall, P. W. McKenty, D. D. Meyerhofer, S.F. B. Morse, A. Okishev, S. Papernov, G. Pien,W. Seka, R. W. Short, M. J. Shoup III, M. D.Skeldon, S. Skupsky, A. W. Schmid, D. J. Smith,S. Swales, M. D. Wittman, B. Yaakobi (Univ ofRochester), invited 231
Inertial Confinement Fusion at Los Alamos: ThePursuit of Ignition and Science Based StockpileStewardship / M. Cray, Los Alamos ICF ProgramTeam (LANL), invited 232
The Confinement of Ignition and Yield on theNational Ignition Facility IM. Tobin, V. Karpenko,D. Foley, A. Anderson, A. Burnham, T. Reitz, T.Bernat (LLNL), R. Wavrik(SNL) 233
Target Area Conceptual Design Issue of the FrenchLaser Megajoule Facility (LMJ) / D. Schirmann(CEA-France), Michael Tobin (LLNL), invited.. 234
Contributions of the NIF to High Energy DensityScience / Richard W. Lee (Univ of California, Ber-keley), invited 235
DIVERTOR DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTS
Wednesday, June 19,1996Morning
Chairs: M. Ulrickson (SNL),N. Ohyabu (NIFS-Japan)
Design Issues for Tokamak Reactor Divertors / RS. Granetz (MIT), invited 239
Advanced Divertor Concepts / N. Ohyabu, A.Komori, A. Sagara, H. Suzuki, T. Morisaki, T.Masuzaki, O. Motojima (NIFS-Japan), invited... 240
The DJJI-D Radiative Divertor Project, Status andPlans IJ. P. Smith, C. B. Bad, A. S. Bozek, E. Chin,M. A. Hollerbach, W. R. Johnson, G. J. Laughon(General Atomics), D. Nilson (LLNL), E. E. Reis,D. L Sevier (General Atomics), invited 241
Disruption Damage to Plasma-Facing Componentsfrom Various Plasma Instabilities / AhmedHassanein (ANL), invited 242
Implications of Steady-State Operation on DivertorDesign I D.L Sevier, C. B. Bad (General Atom-ics), D. N. Hill (LLNL), E. E. Reis, G. W. Silke, C.P. C. Wong (General Atomics), invited 243
Development and Evaluation of First Wall Mate-rials for the National Ignition Facility / Alan K.Burnham, Michael T. Tobin, Andrew T. Anderson,Eric C. Honea, Thomas C. Reitz, Kenneth M.Skulina, David Milan, Thomas P. Bernat (LLNL) 244
FUSION MAGNET SYSTEMS
Wednesday, June 19,1996Morning
Chairs: /. Minervini (MLT), H. Tsuji (JAERI-Japan)
Superconducting Magnet System of Large Heli-cal Device / O. Motojima (NIFS-Japan), invited 247
The Superconducting Magnet System for theWENDELSTEEN 7-X Stellerator / Jorg Sapper(Max-Planck Inst-Germany), invited 248
ITER-QUELL, A Status Report/ G. Vecsey (EPFUCRPP-Switzerland), invited 249
Model Coils for the Central Solenoid and Toroi-dal Field Coils in ITER / M. Huguet, R. J. Thome,K. Okuno, N. Mitchell, LTER Joint Central andHome Teams (JAERI Fusion-Japan), invited 250
Construction and Commissioning Test Results ofthe Test Facility for the ITER CS Model Coil / H.Nakajima, T. Hiyama, T. Kato, K. Kawano, T.Isono, M. Sugimoto, N. Koizumi, K. Hamada, Y.Nunoya, H. Matsui, M. Oshikiri, H. Hanawa, S.Seki, H. Wakabayashi, K. Takano, Y. Uno, T.Honda, K. Nishida, T. Ito, S. Sekiguchi, T. Ohuchi,F. Tajiri, J. Okayama, Y. Takaya, T. Kawasaki, K.Imahashi, K. Ohotsu, T. Ando, Y. Takahashi, M.Nishi, H. Tsuji (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 251
A Safety Analysis of ITER Superconducting Mag-net System in Case of Loss of Vacuum in the ITERCryostat / T. Kato, K. Nishida, K Hamada, K.Matsui, T. Honda, H. Tsuji, N. MitehelL K Yoshida,ITER Joint Central Team (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 252
NONELECTRIC APPLICATIONS OF FUSION
Wednesday, June 19,1996Morning
Chair: R Miller (Univ of California, San Diego)
Engineering Design Issues of a Low Aspect RatioTokamak Volumetric Neutron Source / /. N.
Sviatoslavsky, E. A. Mogahed (Univ of Wiscon-sin-Madison), E. T. Cheng, R. J. Cerbone (TSIRsch), Y-K. M. Peng, B. E. Nelson, P. J. Fogarty(ORNL) 255
The Continuous Flow Z-Pinch as a Compact High-Yield Fusion Neutron Source / L John Perkins,Charles W. Hartman, James L Eddleman, YuriShumlak (LLNL) 256
Applications of Plasma and Fusion Technologies /Stephen O. Dean (FPA), invited 257
Prospect of Nuclear Waste Transmutation andPower Production in Fusion Reactors IE. T. Cheng(TSI Rsch) 258
Rejuvenation of LWR Spent Fuel in FusionBlankets / Sumer Sahin (Gazi Univ-Turkey),Sebahattin Unalan, Huseyin Yapici (ErciyesUniv-Turkey) 259
Fusion Rocket Propulsion for Space Exploration /T.Kammash, M.-J. Lee (Univ of Michigan) 260
STATUS OF FUSION NUCLEAR DATA
Wednesday, June 19,1996Morning
Chairs: E. Cheng (TSI Rsch),Y. Ikeda (JAERI-Japan)
Nuclear Model Calculations of Activation CrossSections for Fusion Reactor Technology / M. B.Chadwick, P. G. Young (LANL), AIgnatyuk(IPE-Russia), H. Vonach (IRK-Austria), A. Pashchenko(IAEA-Austria), invited 263
Overview on Recent Nuclear Data Developmentfor Fusion Reactor Technology IE.T. Cheng (TSIRsch), invited 264
Measurements of Activation Cross Sections forWaste Management Assessment in Fusion Reac-tors / Yujiro Ikeda (JAERI-Japan), Donald LSmith (ANL), invited 265
INTERNATIONAL THERMONUCLEAREXPERIMENTAL REACTOR
Wednesday, June 19,1996Afternoon
Chair: D. Post (ITER Co-Center)
ITER-EDA Physics Design Requirements andPlasma Performance Assessments / N. A. Uckan(ORNL), J. Wesley, D. Boucher, F. Perkins, D. Post,S. Putvinski (ITER San Diego), invited 269
An Overview of ITER Safety / David A. Petti(INEL/LITCO), Steven J. Piet (ITER San Diego),invited 270
The ITER Power and Particle Control System / D.Post (ITER Co-Center), T. Andot, A Antipenkov,S. Chiocchio, J. Dietz, G. Federici, M. Gouge, Yu.Igitkhanov, G. Janeschitz, A Kukushkin, P. Ladd,E. Martin, D. Mitin, H. Nakamura, H. Pacher, M.Sugihara, R Tivey (Max Planck Inst-Germany),invited 271
Three-Dimensional Neutronics and ShieldingAnalyses for the ITER Divertor /M. E. Swan (Univof Wisconsin, Madison), L. Petrizzi (ENEA,Frescati-Italy), R. Santoro (LTER-Germany), D.Valenza (Univ of Palermo-Italy) 272
3-D Shielding Analyses of the Vertical and Mid-Plane Ports in ITER / L Petrizzi, R T. Santoro, H.Iida (ITER-Germany), M. Sawan (Univ of Wis-consin, Madison), D. Valenza (Univ of Palermo-Italy) 273
ITER Site Requirements, Design Assumptions andPreliminary Layout / Charles E. AhlfeU, DavidA Dilling, Steven J. Piet (ITER JCT) 274
ITER Tokamak Buildings and Equipment Layout /Charles Ahlfeld, David Dilling, KazuyukiIshimoto, Susan Stoner, Eiichi Tanaka (ITER JCT),invited 275
U.S. Demo Test Blankets in ITER / MohamedA.Abdou (UCLA), Thanh Q. Hua (ANL), Lester M.Wagoner (McDonnell Douglas), Mohamad A.
Dagher (Rockwell Int), V. Dennis Lee (McDonnellDouglas), Dai Kai Sze (ANL), Alice Y. Ying(UCLA) 276
INERTIAL FUSION DRIVERS TARGETS
Wednesday, June 19,1996Afternoon
Chairs: W. Meier (LLNL),S. Nakai (Osaku Univ-Japan)
The Heavy Ion Program for Inertial Fusion En-ergy / Roger O. Bangerter (LBL), invited 279
Conceptual Design Considerations for ReactionChambers for Heavy Ion and Laser Ignition Fa-cilities / Michael T. Tobin (LLNL), Ulrich vonMdllendorff(FzK-Germany) 280
Diode-Pumped Solid-State Laser Based InertialFusion Energy / C. D. Marshall S. A Payne, M.A. Emanuel K. I. Schaffers, L K Smith, H. T.Powell, W. F. Krupke (LLNL), invited 281
Surface Roughness Measurements of Beta-Lay-ered Solid Deuterium-Tritium in Toroidal Geom-etries / J. K. Hoffer, L R Foremen (LANL), J. D.Sheliak (General Atomics), J. J. Sanchez (LLNL) 282
Review of the Technologies and Prospects for Fab-ricating Cryogenic Ignition Targets / T. Bernat(LLNL), invited 283
Current Progress in NIF Target Concepts /PLGobby, L. R. Foreman, D. J. Thoma, L A.Jacobson, R. V. Hollis, M. A. Mitehell, M. A.Salazar, L J. Salzer (LANL) 284
Characterization of Third-Harmonic Target PlaneIrradiance on the National Ignition FacilityBeamlet Demonstration Project I P.J. Wegner, B.M. Van Wonterghem, S. H. Dixit, M. A Henesian,C. E. Barker, C. E. Thompson, L G. Seppala, J. ACaird (LLNL) 285
The Nike KrF Laser Facility / / . D. Sethian, S. E.Bodner, K. A. Gerber, R. H. Lehmberg, E. A.
McLean, S. P. Obenschain, C. J. Pawley, M. S.Pronko, V. Serlin, J. A. Stamper, C. A. Sullivan(NRL), A. V. Deniz, J. Hardgrove, T. Lehecka(SAIC, McLean), invited 286
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO FUSIONENERGY
Wednesday, June 19,1996Afternoon
Chair: D. Ryutov (Budker Institute-Russia)
The Way Forward for the Spherical Tokamak / D.C. Robinson (UKAEA Fusion-UK), invited 289
An Ideal Compact Fusion Reactor Based on aField-Reversed Configuration / Alan L Hoffman(Univ of Washington) 290
Design Basis for Small D-T-Fueled Spherical Toka-mak (ST) Fusion Core / Y.-K. M. Peng, J. R.Haines, P. J. Fogarty, J. D. Galambos, B. E.Nelson, D. J. Strickler, C. Tsai, S. J. Zinkle (ORNL),E. T. Cheng, R J. Cerbone (TSI Rsch), Y. Okumura(JAERI-Japan) 291
Attractive Potential of D-^e Fueled FRC as aCommercial Fusion Reactor / Hiromu Momota(NIFS-Japan), invited 292
The Spherical Torus Approach to Magnetic FusionDevelopment IRD. Stambaugh V. S. Chan, P. M.Anderson, C.B.BaxUR W. CaUis,H.K Chiu, C.B.Forest, R Hong, T. K Jensen, L L Lao, J. A Leuer,M. A Mahdavi, R L Miller, A Nerem, R Prater, P.A Politzer, M. J. Schaffer, D. L Sevier, T. S. Taylor,A D. TurnbuU, C. P. C. Wong (General Atomics)... 293
Spheromak Reactor: Physics Opportunities andIssues / E. B. Hooper (LLNL) 294
Colliding Beam Fusion / Norman Rostoker (Univof California, Irvine) 295
The Reversed Field Pinch: Understanding andImproving Confinement / John S. Sarff(Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 296
NEUTRONICS EXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSIS
Wednesday, June 19,1996Afternoon
Chairs: M. Abdou (UCLA),Y. Ikeda (JAERI-Japan)
Benchmark Validation of the FENDL-1 NuclearData Library—A Co-ordinated International Effort/ Ulrich Fischer, IWG (FzK-Germany), invited.. 299
Benchmarking FENDL Libraries Through Analy-sis of Bulk Shielding Experiments on Large SS316Assemblies for Verification of ITER ShieldingCharacteristics / Mahmoud Z. Youssef, AnilKumar, Mohamed A. Abdou (UCLA), ChikaraKonno, Fujio Maekawa, Masayuki Wada, YukioOyama, Hiroshi Maekawa, Yujiro Ikeda (JAERI-Japan) 300
Activation Experiments at TFTR for Developmentof Low Activation Materials for ITER and DEMO /Anil Kumar (UCLA), Henry W. Kugel, GeorgeAscione (PPPL) 301
Experimental Demonstration of Difffering Impactsof Pulsed and Continuous Operation of a Deute-rium-Tritium Neutron Source on Induced Radio-activity in the Context of ITER / Anil Kumar(UCLA), Yujiro Ikeda (JAERI-Japan), MahmoudZ Youssef, Mohamed A Abdou (UCLA), YoshitomoUno, Hiroshi Maekawa (JAERI-Japan) 302
Reactor Models for SEAFP / E. Salpietro, W.Daenner, P. Lorenzetto, G. Malavasi, D.Maisonnier, D. Murdoch, C. Vallone, G. Vieider,Ch. H. Wu (Max-Planck Inst-Germany) 303
Streaming Analysis of Gap Between BlanketModules for Fusion Experimental Reactor /SatoshiSato, Hideyuki Takatsu (JAERI Fusion-Japan), Toshihiko Sasaki, Toshihisa Utsumi(ITJ-Japan) 304
Radiation-Hardness of Optical Materials Subjectedto Neutrons and Gamma Rays / Christopher D.Marshall, Joel A. Speth, Jeffery F. Latowski,Michael T. Tobin, Stephen A Payne (LLNL) 305
Development of Fast Neutron Spectrometer of Pro-portional Counter and Si-Detector Telescope Type/ C. Mori, M. Tojo, K. Yanagida, J. Gotoh, A.Uritani, H. Miyahara, Y. Wu (Nagoya Univ-Ja-pan), K. Kudo, N. Takeda (Electro-Technical Lab-Japan), T. Iida (Osaka Univ-Japan), Y. Ikeda, Y.Kasugai (JAERI-Japan), Y. Sakuma, M. Sasao(NIFS-Japan) 306
RECENT RESULTS FROM INERTIAL ANDMAGNETIC CONFINEMENT EXPERIMENTS-II
Thursday, June 20,1996Morning
Chairs: J. Knauer (Univ of Rochester),K. Schultz (General Atomics),M. Kikuchi (JAERI-Japan)
Recent Performance Results of the National Igni-tion Facility Beamlet Demonstration Project / B.M. Van Wonterghem, P. J. Wegner, J. K. Lawson,M. A Henesian, J. M. Auerbach, C. E. Barker, D.R Speck, C. E. Thompson, J. A. Caird (LLNL),invited 309
Overview of Recent D-T Experiments on TFTR /R J. Hawryluk, TFTR Group (PPPL), invited.... 310
Recent Progress in Indirect-Drive Implosions atthe Nova Laser Facility IO.L Landen, C. A Back,T. P. Bernat, M. D. Cable (LLNL), R E. Chrien(LANL), G. W. Collins (LLNL), N. D. Delamater(LANL), B. Failor, S. G. Glendinning, S. G.Glenzer, B. A Hammel, R. G. Hay, W. W. Hsing,D. H. Klantar, R L Kauffinan, J. D. Kilkenny, RK. Kirkwood, H. N. Kornblum, R L Lerche, B. J.MacGowan, E. Mapoles, M. Moran, R. L.McEachern (LLNL), D. S. Montgomery (LANL),J. D. Moody, T. J. Murphy, M. B. Nelson, T. J.Orzechowski, B. A. Remington, R. J. Wallace(LLNL), invited 311
Recent Results of JT-60UIM. Kikuchi, JT-60 Team(JAERI Fusion-Japan), invited 312
Laser Target Interaction Experiments with the NikeKrF Laser I S. P. Obenschain, S. E. Bodner, D.
Colombant, K. A Gerber, R H. Lehmberg, E. AMcLean, A. N. Mostovych, M. S. Pronko, C. J.Pawley, A. J. Schmitt, J. D. Sethian, V. Serlin,J. A. Stamper, C. A. Sullivan, C. M. Brown, G.Holland, J. F. Seely, J. P. Dahlburg, J. H.Gardner (USNRL), Y. Aglitsky, Y. Chan, A. V.Deniz, T. Lehecka, N. Metzler (SAIC), M.Klapisch (Artep) 313
FUSION POWER PLANTS ANDECONOMICS
Thursday, June 20,1996Morning
Chairs: /. Sviatoslavsky (Univ ofWisconsin),RKrakowski(LANL),K. Yoshikawa (Kyoto Univ-Japan)
Fusion Power Plant Economics / Ronald L Miller(Univ of California, San Diego), invited 317
Key Issues for the Economic Viability of Mag-netic Fusion Power / /. Cook, P. J. Knight, C.B. A. Forty (UKAEA/Euratom Fusion-UK),invited 318
IFE Power Plant Design Strategy / Ralph W. Moir(LLNL), invited 319
Preliminary Evaluation of Radwaste in FusionPower Reactors / Yasushi Seki, Isao Aoki (JAERIFusion-Japan), Naokx Yamano, Takashi Tabara(SAEI-Japan), invited 320
An Economically Competitive Fusion Reactor /M. Kikuchi (JAERI Fusion-Japan) 321
A Systems Assessment of the Five Starlite Toka-mak Power Plants / C. G. Bathke (LANL), the AR-IESTeam 322
LIBRA-SP, A Commercial Fusion Reactor Basedon Near Term Technology I G. L KulcinsM, P.Cousseau, R L Engelstad, H. Y. Khater, J. J.MacFarlane, E. A Mogahed, R R Peterson, M.E. Sawan, I. N. Sviatoslavsky, P. Wang (Univ ofWisconsin, Madison), invited 323
FUSION BLANKET AND SHIELDTECHNOLOGY
Thursday, June 20,1996Morning
Chairs: M. Perlado (Univ of Madrid),G. Morgan (McDonnell Douglas),S. Tanaka (Univ of Tokyo-Japan)
Status and Future Directions for Blanket Technol-ogy / Richard F. Mattas (ANL), invited 327
Structural Analysis of the ITER Vacuum Vesselfrom Disruption Loading with Halo Current Asym-metry IB.W. Riemer (ORNL) 328
The Fabrication of a Vanadium-Stainless Steel TestSection for MHD Testing of Insulator Coatings inFlowing lithium / Claude B. Reed, Hee Chung,Hanchung Tsai, Dale L Smith, Richard F. Mattas(ANL), G. D. Morgan, G. W. Wille (McDonnellDouglas) 329
Radiation Damage in Liquid-Protected First-WallMaterials for IFE-Reactors / Sumer Sahin (GaziUniv-Turkey), Ralph W. Moir (LLNL),Abdulmuttalip Sahinaslan, Haci Mehmet Sahin(Gazi Univ-Turkey) 330
The Conversion of a Room Temperature NaKLoop to a High Temperature MHD Facility forLi/V Blanket Testing / Claude B. Reed, RobertC. Haglund, Martha E. Miller, James R.Nasiatka (ANL), Igor R. Kirillov, Anatoli P.Ogorodnikov, Guennadi V. Preslitski, GuennadiP. Goloubovitch (Efremov Inst-Russia), Zeng YuXu(SIP-PRC) 331
Feasibility Assessment of Potential for ParallelFlow Instability in the ITER Limiter / N. J. Zhan,M. D. Carelli, L Green (Westinghouse STC) 332
Water Activation in a Fusion Environment /DonaldL Smith, Itacil Gomes,(ANL), Yujiro Ikeda,Yoshitomo Uno, Fujio Maekawa (JAERI-Japan),Robert Ward (RPI), AnatolyA FUatenkov (KhlopinRadium Inst-Russia) 333
ALARA: The Next Link in a Chain of ActivationCodes / Paul P. H. Wilson, Douglass L Henderson(Univ ofWisconsin, Madison) 334
Cost-Effective Shield Designs for Environmen-tally Attractive Fusion Power Plants I L A. El-Guebaly (Univ of Wisconsin, Madison), C. G.Bathke(LANL) 335
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
Thursday, June 20,1996Morning
Chairs: S. Brereton (LLNL),Y. Seki (JAERI-Japan)
Safety Analysis of the National Ignition Facility /S. Brereton, M. Tobin, M. Singh, J. Yatabe, B.Odell, M. Trent, L McLouth (LLNL) 339
Radiological Dose Rate Calculations for the In-ternational Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor(ITER) IH.Y. Khater (Univ ofWisconsin, Madi-son), R. T. Santoro (LTER-Germany) 340
Estimates of Activation Product TransportThrough ITER Confinements / D. A. Petti, D. LHagrman (INEL/LITCO) 341
Dose Due to Mobilization of Vanadium Alloy Ac-tivation Products IK. A McCarthy, G. R Smolik,D. L Hagrman (LNEUUTCO) 342
CHEMCON 3.1: Modeling Improvements, Veri-fication and Applications / M. J. Gaeta, B. J.Merrill (INEL/LJTCO), Hans-Werner Bartels(TIER, San Diego) 343
ITER Waste Management: The Recycling andClearance Option / Paolo Rocco (JRC Ispra-Itaty),Massimo Zucchetti (Torino Polytechnic-Italy)... 344
Uncertainty Analysis in Fusion Activation Calcu-lations: Application to the Waste Disposal Assess-ment of HYLIFE-II Structure / J. Sanz, J. Juan(UPM-Spain), J. F. Latkowski (LLNL) 345
TFTR Tritium Operations Lessons Learned / C.A Gentile, P. LaMarche, S. Rqftopoidos, M. Viola,T. Walters, M. Kalish, T. Kozub, D. Shaltis, S.Vinson, W. Walker, L Ciebiera, R Yager (PPPL),M. Casey (General Phys), R Meagher (PPPL),R. Howes, R Raucci, D. Reeves, E. Amarescu, M.Gibson, T. Granger (General Phys), C. Bunting
(PPPL), S. Langish (General Phys), E. Rogers(PPPL), S. Bush, J. Longford, D. Hyatt (GeneralPhys), M. Quigley, H. Carnevale (PPPL), J. LAnderson (LANL) 346
Author Index 347