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Assessment of erosion, deposition and fuel retention in the JET-ILW divertor from ion beam analysis data

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Post-mortem analyses of individual components provide relevant information on plasma-surface interac- tions like tungsten erosion, beryllium deposition and plasma fuel retention with divertor tiles via implan- tation or co-deposition. Ion Beam techniques are ideal tools for such purposes and have been extensively used for post-mortem analyses of selected tiles from JET following each campaign. In this contribution results from tiles removed from the JET ITER-Like Wall (JET-ILW) divertor follow- ing the 2013–2014 campaign are presented. The results summarize erosion, deposition and fuel retention along the poloidal cross section of the divertor surface and provide data for comparison with the first JET-ILW campaign, showing a similar pattern of material migration with the exception of Tile 6 where the strike point time on the tile was ∼4 times longer in 2013–2014 than in 2011–2012, which is likely to account for more material migration to this region. The W deposition on top of the Mo marker coating of Tile 4 shows that the enrichment takes place at the strike point location.

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Assessment of erosion, deposition and fuel retention in the JET-ILW divertor from ion beam analysis data

Author: Catarino, N.; Barradas, N.P.; Corregidor, V.; Widdowson, A.; Baron-Wiechec, A.; Jet Contributors; García Muñoz, Manuel
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.nme.2016.10.027
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Assessmen o e osion, deposi ion and uel e en ion in he JET-ILW
di e o om ion beam analysis da a
N. Ca a ino
a , b , ∗, N.P. Ba adas
a , c
, V. Co egido
a , b
, A. Widdowson
a , d
, A. Ba on-Wiechec
a , d
,
J.P. Coad
a , d
, K. Heinola
a , e
, M. Rubel
a ,
, E. Al es
a , b
, JET Con ibu o s
1
a
EURO usion Conso ium, JET, Culham Science Cen e, Abingdon OX14 3DB, UK
b
IPFN, Ins i u o Supe io Técnico, Uni e sidade de Lisboa, Lisboa 1049-001, Po ugal
c
C
2
TN, Ins i u o Supe io Técnico, Uni e sidade de Lisboa, E.N. 10, Saca ém 2686-953, Po ugal
d
Culham Cen e o Fusion Ene gy, Culham Science Cen e, Abingdon OX14 3DB, UK
e
Uni e si y o Helsinki, P.O. Box 64, Helsinki 00560, Finland
Royal Ins i u e o Technology, Associa ion EURATOM-VR, S ockholm SE-100 44, Sweden
a i c l e i n o
A icle his o y:
Recei ed 14 July 2016
Re ised 5 Oc obe 2016
Accep ed 22 Oc obe 2016
A ailable online 18 No embe 2016
keywo ds:
JET
ITER-like wall
Plasma acing componen s
E osion
Deposi ion
Ion beam analysis
a b s a c
Pos -mo em analyses o indi idual componen s p o ide ele an in o ma ion on plasma-su ace in e ac-
ions like ungs en e osion, be yllium deposi ion and plasma uel e en ion wi h di e o iles ia implan-
a ion o co-deposi ion. Ion Beam echniques a e ideal ools o such pu poses and ha e been ex ensi ely
used o pos -mo em analyses o selec ed iles om JET ollowing each campaign.
In his con ibu ion esul s om iles emo ed om he JET ITER-Like Wall (JET-ILW) di e o ollow-
ing he 2013–2014 campaign a e p esen ed. The esul s summa ize e osion, deposi ion and uel e en ion
along he poloidal c oss sec ion o he di e o su ace and p o ide da a o compa ison wi h he fi s
JET-ILW campaign, showing a simila pa e n o ma e ial mig a ion wi h he excep ion o Tile 6 whe e
he s ike poin ime on he ile was ∼4 imes longe in 2013–2014 han in 2011–2012, which is likely o
accoun o mo e ma e ial mig a ion o his egion. The W deposi ion on op o he Mo ma ke coa ing
o Tile 4 shows ha he en ichmen akes place a he s ike poin loca ion.
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1. In oduc ion
The u u e o usion eac o s will depend on he beha iou o
he ma e ials used in Plasma Facing Componen s (PFCs) which will
de e mine hei li e ime and also influence e en ion o hyd ogen
iso opes in he essel. Among o he p ocesses, e osion o PFCs and
subsequen e-deposi ion a e c i ical o he ope a ion o usion de-
ices and mus be p ope ly unde s ood. The e osion and mig a-
ion in he di e o is a complex sys em and de e mines he li e-
ime o PFCs in usion de ices. E osion in he main chambe is he
main sou ce o impu i ies in he plasma, i occu s by spu e ing o
plasma ions wi h ene gies up o se e al keV and subsequen im-
pac o e oded pa icles. The e oded ma e ial, mainly Be om he
Be-coa ed iles, en e s he plasma, is ionised and anspo ed by
∗Co esponding add ess: IFPN/LATR, Ins i u o Supe io Técnico (IST), Uni e si-
dade de Lisboa, Es ada Nacional N °10, km 139,7, Bobadela 2695-066, Po ugal.
E-mail add esses: [email p o ec ed] , no be [email p o ec ed].
ulisboa.p (N. Ca a ino).
1 See he Appendix o F. Romanelli e al., P oceedings o he 25 h IAEA Fusion
Ene gy Con e ence 2014, Sain Pe e sbu g, Russia
he SOL-flows owa ds he di e o du ing he X-poin phase. This
flow induces deposi ion o Be in he op pa o he inne di e -
o . The p ocess o e-e osion/deposi ion keeps going un il i is de-
posi ed on o emo e a eas and no longe in e ac s wi h he plasma.
The numbe o cycles o e-e osion/deposi ion dec eases wi h he
h eshold ene gy o he elemen , his means ha in emo es a eas
we expec mo e C han Be, and only a small amoun o W [1] . The
co-deposi ion o uel pa icles wi h e osion p oduc s leads o an
inc ease in he i ium in en o y.
Du ing he 2013–2014 JET-ILW campaign se e al ma ke iles
we e ins alled in he main chambe and di e o o assess he
global pic u e o e osion and e-deposi ion p ocesses occu ing
du ing machine ope a ion [2–4] . The di e o is he egion whe e
hese p ocesses a e expec ed o occu a ex eme condi ions and
pos mo em analysis o e s he possibili y o e eal some o he
majo e ec s.
Fuel in en o y, ma e ial e osion and mel ing ha e a majo im-
pac on he pe o mance o he di e o . A la ge numbe o diag-
nos ic ools ha e been used o s udy hese phenomena. This s udy
p esen s he esul s om Ion Beam Analysis (IBA) echniques such
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Fig. 1. JET di e o du ing he JET-ILW campaign 2013–2014. The s-coo dina e (in mm) s a s a he uppe le co ne o Tile 0 and ollows he ile su aces. In blue, he
iles s udied in his pape ; he Tile 1 is be ween s-coo dina es 162 mm and 415 mm, Tile 4 be ween s-coo dina es 713 mm and 934 mm and Tile 6 be ween s-coo dina es
1363 mm and 1552 mm.
as Ru he o d Backsca e ing Spec ome y (RBS) and Nuclea Reac-
ion Analysis (NRA) o uel e en ion and e osion pa e ns in JET.
The esul s gi e in o ma ion on he p ocesses occu ing a he in-
ne and ou e di e o co ne s as well as a he ansi ion om he
inne main chambe wall (high field side) o he inne di e o .
2. Expe imen al de ails
A selec ion o passi e diagnos ic componen s and ma ke iles
we e ins alled in he JET chambe o he 2013–2014 campaign.
The ile numbe s and loca ion in he di e o a e shown in Fig. 1 .
In his wo k, esul s o di e o Tiles 1, 4 and 6, a e p esen ed,
discussed and highligh ed. The iles a e solid s uc u es whe e he
plasma acing su ace is shaped wi h fla segmen s a di e en an-
gles. This in oduces some difficul ies in moun ing each ile o IBA
which we e o e come by measu ing each o he fla segmen s sep-
a a ely, i.e. he ile was moun ed in he chambe se e al imes us-
ing specially designed holde s o o ien each su ace pe pendicula
o he ion beam as shown in Fig. 2 . All posi ions on di e o iles
a e loca ed using he s-coo dina e sys em ( Fig. 1 ), s a ing a he
uppe le co ne o he High Field Gap Closu e ile (Tile 0) and
ollowing he ile su aces om he inne o he ou e di e o .
The di e o iles, wi h he excep ion o Tile 5, consis o CFC
coa ed wi h 10 o 20 μm ungs en (W) on he plasma- acing su -
aces [5,6] . Ma ke iles, like Tile 1, used o s udy e osion and de-
posi ion in he di e o we e coa ed wi h a W ma ke laye wi h a
hickness o abou 3 μm wi h a 3 μm hick molybdenum (Mo) in-
e laye be ween he W ma ke laye and he hick W coa ing [6] .
The Mo in e laye is necessa y o dis inguish he W ma ke laye
om he W coa ing o dep h p ofiling me hods, he e o e enabling
he e osion o W o be measu ed and he quan i a i e de e mina-
ion o deposi ion o all elemen s. The da a p esen ed o Tile 4 a e
om a ma ke ile whe e he op laye is 3 μm hick Mo (simila
o Tile 1 bu whe e he op W laye is omi ed), which is used o
enable he analysis o e-deposi ed W.
E osion and deposi ion we e analysed by Ion beam Analysis
(IBA) echniques using he 2.5 MV Van de G aa accele a o in-
Fig. 2. Schema ic iew o a ma ke Tile 1. Due o he ile geome y h ee analysis
scans we e made as indica ed in he diag am, in o de o minimize he e ec o he
angle be ween he sample no mal and he di ec ion o he inciden beam.
s alled a he Labo a o y o Accele a o s and Radia ion Technolo-
gies o Ins i u o Supe io Técnico. Analyses o JET we e pe o med
in a chambe dedica ed o usion esea ch, whe e samples, includ-
ing ull JET iles, con amina ed wi h i ium (T) and be yllium (Be)
can be handled.
Elas ic Backsca e ing Spec ome y (EBS) and Pa icle Induced
X- ay Emission (PIXE) we e pe o med wi h 2.3 MeV inciden p o-
ons. RBS and NRA we e pe o med using
3
He ions a an ene gy
o 2.3 MeV in o de o measu e he amoun s o
2
H (D), Be and
C. The D(
3
He, p)
4
He eac ion was used o measu e he D con-
en , he
9
Be(
3
He, p
x
)
11
B (x = 0,1,2,3) eac ions [7] o Be and he
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12
C(
3
He, p
0
)
14
N eac ion o
12
C. Fo hin deposi s, he NRA da a
p o ide mo e sensi i e and accu a e esul s o Be and C han he
RBS da a, which a e used o hick deposi s. A 2.3 MeV he NRA
c oss-sec ion o ca bon is e y low, and in he case o hick films
he signal om C (
12
C(
3
He, p
0
)
14
N) o e laps wi h he Be signal
(
9
Be(
3
He, p
3
)
11
B), limi ing i s de ec ion.
The sample manipula o in he expe imen al chambe is ully
au oma ed and enables analysis o e 150 mm along he su ace.
This allows efficien measu emen o whole JET iles. The RBS pa -
icle de ec o is loca ed a a sca e ing angle o 150 °The NRA
de ec o is placed a a 135 °sca e ing angle and has an ac i e
laye wi h 1 mm hickness. A 140 μm hick Al s opping oil was se-
lec ed o allow he de ec ion o D and Be p o ons om he
2
H(
3
He,
p
0
)
4
He and
9
Be(
3
He, p
x
)
11
B eac ions [7] whils s opping he
14 MeV αpa icles om he
9
Be(
3
He, α0
)
8
Be eac ion. S aggling in
he oil does no a ec he measu emen s since i is he signal in-
eg al ha ca ies he in o ma ion on he c oss sec ion. The X- ays
a e de ec ed by PIXE by means o a “Si ius 30” de ec o loca ed a
a sca e ing angle o 150 °wi h a Myla fil e 350 μm hick.
The iles we e scanned using EBS, RBS, NRA and PIXE, along he
poloidal di ec ion as indica ed in Fig. 2 o Tile 1: spec a a e aken
e e y 5 mm using a 1 mm beam spo size along he ile su ace o
ha e a comple e pic u e o he composi ion.
The expe imen al da a we e analysed using he NDF code [8] o
quan i y all he impu i ies p esen in he iles. The sample compo-
si ion is de e mined in a sel -consis en way wi h PIXE da a sim-
ula ed by means o LibCPIXE code [9] . The PIXE da a we e anal-
ysed wi h GUPIX code [10] and he esul s used as inpu wi h NDF-
LibCPIXE.
3. Resul s
The esul s a e p esen ed and discussed below o each o he
iles indi idually.
3.1. Uppe inne di e o (Tile 1)
On he W su ace Be deposi s mo e han 10 μm hick we e
ound a he op o Tile 1 in he egion s = 162–296. In he fi s
JET-ILW campaign his hick deposi was shown o be a laye ed
s uc u e, wi h a ying Be and W concen a ions p obably due o
ope a ions his o y [11] . The non-uni o m deposi ion and he su -
ace oughness complica es he in e p e a ion o laye ed s uc u es
by IBA, bu he o e all amoun o deposi ed ma e ial is measu ed,
e.g. he o al a eal densi ies o he chemical species. I should be
poin ed ou ha hick films end o cause p o on ene gy dispe -
sion, no p o on pa icle loss, and some dispe sion can be ole -
a ed; he 2.3 MeV inciden p o ons ha e insufficien ene gy o e-
sol e he hickness o he Be deposi wi hou e o . The EBS da a
oge he wi h PIXE and NRA gi e he concen a ion o he elemen s
p esen in he laye . Dep h p ofiles a each analysis poin a e in e-
g a ed o gi e he concen a ion along he su ace o Be, D, C and O
in he fi s 5 ×10
19
a /cm
2 o ( ∼6 μm using he bulk densi ies and
no malizing each densi y by he concen a ion o he co espond-
ing elemen ); o e his in eg a ion dep h he beam doesn’ su e
la ge ene gy dispe sion. These esul s a e shown in Fig. 3 . These
hick deposi s ha e a complex and mul i-laye s uc u e, showing
a simila pa e n o he fi s JET-ILW campaign [3] . The concen a-
ion o Be a ies om 70% o 90%, D up o 6%, O and C om 1%
o 10%. EBS p o on spec a show W and Mo a he su ace, bu a
concen a ions below 1%.
In he lowe pa o Tile 1 (s = 296–415 mm) he e is a small de-
posi ion o Be, D, C, and O, which is difficul o quan i y. A simila
pa e n o he fi s JET-ILW campaign was obse ed [12] . This de-
posi ion is low due o compe i ion be ween deposi ion and e osion
p ocesses occu ing in his egion.
3.2. Remo e inne co ne (Tile 4)
Deposi s ich in D, Be, C and O as well as o he me als a e ob-
se ed on Tile 4 in he plasma shadowed su ace, i.e. he fla e-
gion o he ile below he slope (s = 713–762 mm), as shown in Fig.
3. Du ing X-poin plasmas neu als e ode Be om he inne wall.
E oded Be becomes ionised and is anspo ed h ough he SOL
[13] and is deposi ed in he di e o along wi h D and o he impu-
i ies. On he plasma accessible su ace o he ile deposi ed ma-
e ial is spu e ed and edeposi ed un il i mig a es o he emo e
inne co ne . This can be seen in Fig 3 a whe e he Be hickness in
he plasma accessible egion (s > 775 mm, see Fig 3 d) is nea ly one
o de o magni ude lowe han in he emo e a ea (s < 775 mm).
In addi ion he D con en is also educed in he plasma accessible
su ace due o hea ing o he su ace [13] , as shown in Fig 3 b. The
lowe h eshold ene gy o C and O compa ed wi h Be inc eases he
numbe o cycles o e osion/deposi ion o hese elemen s and ex-
ends hei ange gi ing highe concen a ions in emo e a eas (see
Fig 3 c) compa ed wi h Be ( Fig 3 a).
A he p edominan s ike poin posi ion s = 798 mm he Mo
ma ke laye is e oded by ∼40% o he nominal hickness o 3 μm:
he dis ibu ion o he s ike poin s and he Mo concen a ion a e
shown in Fig. 4 d and c espec i ely.
Ha ing a Mo op su ace allows W deposi ion o be mea-
su ed. Th ee bands o W deposi ion in he o oidal di ec ion a e
ound as shown in Fig. 4 b, one a he op o he sloping su -
ace (s = 840 mm), a band a he p edominan s ike poin posi ion
(s = 800 mm) and a band nea he co ne o he ho izon al su ace
(s = 772 mm). Some e osion occu s on Tile 3 when he s ike poin
is loca ed he e, as was obse ed a e ILW-1 [12] , and W e oded
om his Tile may be anspo ed by he SOL-flows owa ds Tile
4 in subsequen discha ges o join W e oded locally om o he
(W-coa ed) Tile 4 when he s ike poin is loca ed he e. Howe e ,
su ace W is seen on all analysed su aces in small quan i ies and
gene ally in JET he mos likely W sou ce is e osion om he ou e
di e o iles. Due o he highe h eshold o e-e osion, W is en-
iched a he s ike poin loca ion, whe e he flux and impac en-
e gy is insufficien o u he mig a ion in o he shadowed zone:
howe e Mo will be p e e en ially spu e ed om his a ea as i
has a lowe spu e ing h eshold ene gy o e-e osion. The hi d
band esul s p obably om local e-deposi ion o he W on he ile.
The es o he ile ( om s ≈840–934 mm), e eals a small amoun
o deposi ion, and no e osion. This deposi ion pa e n is a li le bi
di e en han obse ed in he p e ious ILW campaign 2011–2012
[14] mainly because o changes in he s ike poin dis ibu ion be-
ween he campaigns.
3.3. Remo e ou e co ne (Tile 6)
Deposi ion is also de ec ed in he plasma shadowed ou e co -
ne o Tile 6, al hough ∼5 imes g ea e Be con en han on Tile
4 and ∼5 imes highe han obse ed on Tile 6 a e he 2011–
2012 campaign [15] . The di e ence in he Be amoun and p ofile
[12] be ween bo h campaigns is due o an inc ease o he ime o
he ou e s ike poin on Tile 6, ha is ∼4 imes longe in 2013–
2014 han in 2011–2012 as show in Fig 3 d. On Tile 6 he deposi ion
was inhomogeneous wi h deposi ion p edominan ly a he bo om
o he sloping egion in a band om s ≈1480 mm o s ≈1515 mm.
Ni is obse ed in his deposi o he o de o 2 ×10
18 a /cm
2 likely
due o some mel ing o Inconel ie ods in Tile 7.
In he plasma shadowed a ea o Tile 6 he D, C and O a e
p esen bu a lowe concen a ions han obse ed in he plasma
shadowed a ea o Tile 4, ne e heless he deposi ion mechanism
in his zone should be he same. On he uppe ho izon al su ace
o he ile (s = 1363–1425 mm) he amoun o D dec eases an o -
de o 1 ×10
17
a /cm
2
, he C and O a e in he limi o he EBS/NRA
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Fig. 3. To al deposi ion o (a) Be, (b) D, (c) C and O on he ma ke iles. The concen a ion o Tile 1 is he in eg a ed concen a ion in he fi s 5 ×10
19
a /cm
2
o sample.
(d) S ike poin posi ions o he JET-ILW campaign 2011–12 and 2013–14.
Fig. 4. Tile 4 (a) s-coo dina e be ween 713 mm and 934, showing he egions e-
e ed o in he ex . (b) In eg a ion o W concen a ion in he fi s 10
19
a /cm
2
o
he ile su ace (i.e. deposi ed on op o he ma ke ) (c) To al concen a ion o he
Mo ma ke laye , and (d) a his og am o s ike poin posi ions o he JET-ILW cam-
paign 2013 o 2014.
sensi i i y. This su ace was pa ly shadowed by Tile 5 and was in
he p i a e flux egion when he s ike poin was on ile 6. Tile 6
is a s anda d W coa ed ile, he e o e i is no possible o commen
whe e e osion occu ed.
4. Conclusions
Unde he p esen JET plasma condi ions, he uppe di e o e-
mains he egion o highes deposi ion wi h Be ich films o e 10–
20 μm hick p esen a he op o Tile 1. Fuel e en ion in he de-
posi s on Tile 1 emain simila o he 2011–2012 campaign wi h
Be: D a io o he o de (10–15):1, ypically 5.0 ×10
19
a /cm
2 o Be
o 0.3 ×10
19
a /cm
2 o D in he Be ich films.
Be and D in he emo e inne co ne o he di e o (Tile 4)
a e an o de o magni ude highe ( ∼5.0 ×10
18
a /cm
2 o D) han
he maximum deposi ion seen beyond a he bo om o he sloping
su ace ( ∼0.5 ×10
18
a /cm
2 o D), i.e., beyond s ≈770 mm. Su ace
analysis o he Mo ma ke coa ing shows a W deposi ion in h ee
loca ions: one a he p edominan s ike poin posi ion, one wi h
he Be deposi s and one a he op o he sloping su ace.
Deposi ion a he ou e co ne o he di e o also shows a
maximum deposi ion a he u hes egion o he ile accessi-
ble by he plasma. The maximum Be deposi ed in his band is
3 ×10
19
a /cm
2
, a ound ∼5 imes highe han obse ed in he
2011–2012 campaign o simila o al ime in di e o X-poin
plasma - 13 h (2011–2012) compa ed wi h 14 h (2013–2014). How-
e e he ime he ou e s ike poin was loca ed on Tile 6 was ∼
4 imes longe in 2013–2014 han in 2011–2012, which is likely o
accoun o mo e ma e ial mig a ion o his egion [16,15] .
Acknowledgemen s
This wo k has been ca ied ou wi hin he amewo k o he
EURO usion Conso ium and has ecei ed unding om he Eu-
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a om esea ch and aining p og amme 2014–2018 unde g an
ag eemen No 633053 . The iews and opinions exp essed he ein
do no necessa ily eflec hose o he Eu opean Commission. This
wo k was also pa - unded by Po uguese FCT - Fundação pa a a
Ciência e a Tecnologia , unde g an PD/BD/52411/2013 (PD-F AP-
PLAuSE) and h ough p ojec Pes -OE/SADG/LA0010/2013.
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