Recovery of Tungsten Surface with Fiber-Form Nanostructure by the Argon Plasma Irradiation at a High Surface Temperature
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One of the serious concerns for tungsten materials in fusion devices is the radiation defects caused by helium plasma irradiation, while the helium is one of fusion products. Fiber-formed nanostructure is worried to have a possible weakness against the plasma heat flux and may destroy the reflectivity as an optical mirror. In this communication an interesting method for a recovery of such a tungsten surface is shown.
著者
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Takamura Shuichi
Faculty Of Engineering Aichi Institute Of Technology
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MIYAMOTO Takanori
Faculty of Engineering, Aichi Institute of Technology, Toyota 470-0392, Japan
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