SPE kick-off meeting

Europe/Berlin
    • 1
      Welcome and introduction to WP PWIE
      Speakers: Michael Reinhart (FZJ), Sebastijan Brezinsek (FZJ)
    • 2
      Overview of SP E in 2022
      Speaker: Jari Likonen (VTT)
    • 3
      Sample availability/cutting plans/logistics
      Speaker: Ionut Jepu
      • Ionut presented all the JET tiles and components removed during 2017 shutdown that are available for post-mortem analyses
      • not all tiles/components will be analysed under SPE 
      • shipping of divertor tiles to VTT on the way
      • tile piece 1X18-C3 with RE damage will be shipped to IAP soon for cutting
      • Marek: comment on D retention in melt zones of tile 3A8 and on IWC inserts that is a small project only
    • 4
      CU activities in 2022: LIBS experiments of JET samples at VTT/FZJ – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Alicia Marín Roldán
      • no beryllium samples can be analysed at CU
      • limit for tritium amount in the samples to be checked
      • planning of LIBS experiments at VTT is on-going
      • joint LID-QMS experiments with FZJ
      • measurement non-Be samples at CU depending on available samples (e.g. W lamellae)
      • analysis capabilities at CU: depth profiling, quantification using CF-LIBS, fuel retention
      • Anna: no tritium free JET samples available, T content in W lamellae low, though
    • 5
      FZJ activities in 2022: Fuel retention analysis by TDS and LID-QMS – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Timo Dittmar (FZJ)
      • FREDIS device:  designed for handling full size JET tiles, LID, TDS
      • LIBS system not in hot cells
      • sample cutting & metallurgy
        • Be compatible
        • limited T amounts
        • dry or wet cutting
        • epoxy embeding & polishing
      • FZJ has several JET2 samples
      • interested in C39 baking cycle experiment
      • planning:
        • Fuel retention studies with LID-QMS & TDS 
        • Baking experiments
        • LIBS & metallurgy on W-divertor lamella
        • T imaging plate measurements on LID-QMS samples jointly with Japan
    • 6
      IAP activities in 2022: Sample preparation and TDS and GDOES analysis of JET samples- plans and capabilities
      Speakers: Dr Corneliu Porosnicu (IAP), Edi Grigore
      • cutting of Be tiles and sample preparation
      • cutting of W lamellae
      • TDS: quadrupole mass spec, max annealing temperature 1300K
      • other capabilities: SEM, nanoindentation, XPS, ICPOES, surface tritium monitor, sample tritiation
      • GDOES for depth profiling and fuel retention studies
      • GDOES sample requirements: diam= 7mm and h=10mm
      • XRD for phase analysis measurements and crystallite size measurements
    • 7
      IPPLM activities in 2022: Electron microscopy of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Elzbieta Fortuna-Zalesna (IPPLM)
      • under WP JET2: analysis of mirrors and dust, microscopy of spatial blocks, QMB covers, 
        W-CFC core samples, filters, nanoindentation of W lamellae
      • several electron microscopes (SEM, TEM), FIB
      • other equipment: XRD, profilometer, tribometer
      • Be contaminated samples can be handled but not flaking samples
      • planning:
        • microstructure of Langmuir probes and W lamellae
    • 8
      ISPP_UL activities in 2022: Tritium and composition analysis of JET samples – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Elina Pajuste
      • different concepts of tritium measurements: dissolution/etching, thermal desorption, full combustion
      • chemical/electrochemical etching: Be, W, Inconel
      • combustion: all the materials that are combustible (carbon based, metals)
      • TDS: all solid materials
      • combination of the methods: coatings, mixed materials
      • planning:
        • W lamellae, louvre clips
        • participation in simulation of C39 baking experiment
    • 9
      IST activities in 2022: IBA analysis of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Norberto Catarino

      IST capabilities:

      • D, Be and C profiling with NRA
      • elemental profiling with RBS and EBS
      • trace metal impurities with PIXE
      • computational analysis: WiNDF
      • microbeam analysis: resolution 3x4um2
      • full JET tile analysis
      • AMS: no T analysis yet
    • 10
      MPG activities in 2022: IBA analysis of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Matej Mayer (IPP)
      • Bulk W
        • Analysis of whole lamellae is possible
        • Analysis of cut-out samples possible
        • RBS
        • NRA
      • deposits on tiles 0 + 1
        • already analysed layer thicknesses up to 30 μm
        • RBS: 4.5 MeV H+, max energy 6 MeV H+, but potential radiation problems
        • NRA: 6 MeV 3He, Be layer thicknesses up to ~45 μm
    • 11
      NCSRD activities in 2022: IBA analysis of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Tassos Lagoyannis
      • 5.5 MV Tandem Accelerator
      • currently under upgrade
      • experimental setups & capabilities
        • RBS, NRA, PIGE, TOF-ERDA
        • XRF, XRD
        • indenter
        • SEM/EDS
      • Post-mortem analysis: 
        • W/CFC samples from JET divertor 
        • W lamellae from JET divertor using micro beam 
        • Be samples 
        • D beam
    • 12
      VR activities in 2022: IBA analysis of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speakers: Marek Rubel (VR / Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden), Per Petersson (VR)
      • four accelerators with different energy ranges at VR
      • LEIS, MEIS, AMS
      • 1250C TDS with in-situ implantation & IBA
      • magnetrons, evaporation cells
      • sputter guns
      • clean room
      • dual beam spectro-photometry
      • profilometry
      • microscopy
        • optical
        • SEM
        • FIB
        • STEM
        • AFM
      • D-T neutron source: NESSA (June 2022)
      • samples sectioned at VTT from divertor Tiles 0 and 1
      • Langmuir probes
    • 13
      UKAEA activities in 2022: TDS analysis of JET PFCs – plans and capabilities
      Speaker: Yevhen Zayachuk
      • capabilities
        • TDS – combined with IBA in collaboration
        • MRF facility at UKAEA.
          • sample preparation – cutting and polishing.
          • microstructural study: SEM, EBSD.
          • micromechanical study: nanoindentation.
          • possibly IBA – microbeam analysis
        • Tritium analysis laboratory (TAL) @ UKAEA.
          • total combustion.
          • potentially tritium quantification – comparison with dissolution (UoL).
      • plans
        • recrystallization studies, microstructure and micromechanics, tile 5 stack B lamella samples, Langmuir probes
        • passive diagnostics (louvre clips, QMB covers) deposit chemical analysis – Raman spectroscopy
        • long-exposure samples from tiles 0 and 1
        • TDS – retention measurements (collaboration with VTT)
        • IBA at IST – before and after TDS
        • simulation of C39 baking cycle
        • runaway electron damage on tile 1XR18 C3, possibility SEM-EBSD at MRF
    • 14
      Discussion on tasks and identification of gaps
      Speaker: All
    • 15
      Final remarks and future actions
      Speaker: Jari Likonen (VTT)