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DiMES divertor erosion experiments on DIII-D
[report]
1996
unpublished
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The DiMES (Divertor Material Evaluation Studies) mechanism allows insertion of material samples to the lower divertor floor of the DIII-D tokamak. The main purpose of these studies is to measure erosion rates and redeposition mechanisms under tokamak divertor plasma conditions in order to obtain a physical understanding of the erosion/redeposition processes and to determine its implications for fusion power plant plasma facing components. Thin metal films (~100 nm thick) of Be, W, V, and Mo, were deposited on a Si depth-marked G ENERAL
doi:10.2172/244620
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