2009
DOI: 10.1088/0029-5515/49/9/095022
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In-vessel surface layer evolution during plasma–wall interaction in the Globus-M spherical tokamak

Abstract: The composition, morphology and structure of the mixed layers deposited onto the surface (deposits) after a preliminary carboboronization procedure (B/C : H layers deposition) and subsequent plasma–wall interaction in the different areas of the Globus-M spherical tokamak have been analysed. Globus-M is almost completely covered by recrystallized graphite protection tiles (currently about 90% of its inner vessel area facing to plasma). The deposit properties were examined by different diagnostic techniques (ele… Show more

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“…In this context, the necessity of ensuring long term steady state operation of the FNS ST requires additional experimental and theo retical studies on the possibility of operation under partial detachment conditions. At present, the physics of the divertor plasma is being actively studied experimentally at the Russian spherical tokamak Globus M, which in some param eters (in particular, high density of the input power) approaches the FNS ST project [48,49]. The authors of the present paper are preparing experiments at this tokamak to verify the proposed model and the above assumptions.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In this context, the necessity of ensuring long term steady state operation of the FNS ST requires additional experimental and theo retical studies on the possibility of operation under partial detachment conditions. At present, the physics of the divertor plasma is being actively studied experimentally at the Russian spherical tokamak Globus M, which in some param eters (in particular, high density of the input power) approaches the FNS ST project [48,49]. The authors of the present paper are preparing experiments at this tokamak to verify the proposed model and the above assumptions.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Морфология и элементный состав облицовочных плиток [7,8], пыли и крупных частиц, появив-шихся в результате эксплуатации Глобус-М в режиме рабочих разрядов и процедур очистки, были изучены на электронно-зондовом микроанализаторе Камебакс (фирма «Камека», Франция) методами растровой электронной микроскопии (РЭМ) и рентгеноспектрального микроанализа (РСМА) при ускоряющем напряжении 15 кВ и токе 1 нА. Глубина анализа элементного состава ~3 мкм для угле-родной матрицы и ~1 мкм для металлической.…”
Section: экспериментальная техникаunclassified
“…Рентгенофазовый анализ (РФА) образцов (5×10×5 мм), вырезанных из исходных и облучённых плиток [7,8], а также проб пыли и крупных частиц, был выполнен на дифрактометре ДРОН-3 с медной трубкой (λ Cu = 0,154 нм) и с графитовым монохроматором. Регистрация дифрагирующих пучков осуществлялась в интервале углов 2 от 10º до 90º с шагом 0,05º и временем экспозиции в каждой точке 1,5 с (глубина анализа составляла ~10 мкм для углеродной матрицы и ~5 мкм для металлической).…”
Section: экспериментальная техникаunclassified
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