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Conceptual design of test modules for DEMO blanket, diagnostic device, and RI production for A-FNS

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Abstract In the conceptual design activity of advanced fusion neutron source A-FNS, a variety of test modules for fusion DEMO reactor are planned. In these modules, progresses of design activities… Click to show full abstract

Abstract In the conceptual design activity of advanced fusion neutron source A-FNS, a variety of test modules for fusion DEMO reactor are planned. In these modules, progresses of design activities on Blanket Nuclear Property Test Module (BNPTM) and Diagnostic and Control Device Test Module (DCDTM) were reported. The BNPTM is a module in order to evaluate accuracies of nuclear analyses of the DEMO blanket such as tritium production rate. The influences of the cooling water and test cell wall were evaluated in order to decide its design. The DCDTM is one to achieve irradiation data of functional materials on diagnostic and control devices such as mirror and window. It was clarified from its nuclear analysis that the neutron fluence obtained in the DCDTM was enough to investigate the accumulated irradiation effects on the materials. In addition to the irradiation tests on the fusion reactor materials, various neutron applications are planned at A-FNS. One of the applications is medical isotope production. We clarified that enough amount of the medical isotope molybdenum-99 could be produced in comparison with the demand in Japan by using Radio-Isotope Production Module (RIPM). The RIPM affects little influence on the fusion reactor material irradiation tests.

Keywords: demo blanket; production; design; test modules; test; conceptual design

Journal Title: Fusion Engineering and Design
Year Published: 2020

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