Spark plasma sintering of pure and doped tungsten as plasma facing material

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TitreSpark plasma sintering of pure and doped tungsten as plasma facing material
Type de publicationJournal Article
Year of Publication2014
AuteursAutissier E., Richou M., Minier L., Naimi F., Pintsuk G., Bernard F.
JournalPHYSICA SCRIPTA
VolumeT159
Pagination014034
Date PublishedAPR
Type of ArticleArticle; Proceedings Paper
ISSN0031-8949
Mots-clésball milling, edge localized modes, ODS Y2O3, Spark plasma sintering, Tungsten
Résumé

In the current water cooled divertor concept, tungsten is an armour material and CuCrZr is a structural material. In this work, a fabrication route via a powder metallurgy process such as spark plasma sintering is proposed to fully control the microstructure of W and W composites. The effect of chemical composition (additives) and the powder grain size was investigated. To reduce the sintering temperature, W powders doped with a nano-oxide dispersion of Y2O3 are used. Consequently, the sintering temperature for W-oxide dispersed strengthened (1800 degrees C) is lower than for pure W powder. Edge localized mode tests were performed on pure W and compared to other preparation techniques and showed promising results.

DOI10.1088/0031-8949/2014/T159/014034