Correction to: Discovering tungsten-based composites as plasma facing materials for future high-duty cycle nuclear fusion reactors (Scientific Reports, (2024), 14, 1, (13864), 10.1038/s41598-024-64614-3)

Trevor Marchhart, Chase Hargrove, Alexandru Marin, Hanna Schamis, Ashrakat Saefan, Eric Lang, Xing Wang, Jean Paul Allain

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Correction to: Scientific Reportshttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-64614-3, published online 15 June 2024 The original version of the Article contained errors in Figure 6. A wrong scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image was used for panel 6 g, which shows an SEM image acquired near the location of panel 6f with a higher magnification. Additionally, the scale bar for panel 6f is not accurate, and the labels “0.19 GW m−2 1000 pulses 1 ms”, “0.38 GW m−2 1000 pulses 1 ms”, and “0.38 GW m−2 10,000 pulses 1 ms” were incorrect. (Figure presented.) Surface morphology of DSW with 1.1 wt.% ZrC after attacks by high heat flux pulses with different base temperatures. (a–d) at room temperature; (e–h) at 400 °C; (i–l) at 1000 °C. The heat pulse conditions are noted on the left side of each row. Consequently, in Figure 6, “0.19 GW m−2 1000 pulses 1 ms”. now reads “0.19 GW m−2 100 pulses 1 ms”. and “0.38 GW m−2 1000 pulses 1 ms”. now reads “0.38 GW m−2 100 pulses 1 ms”. and “0.38 GW m−2 10,000 pulses 1 ms”. now reads “0.38 GW m−2 1000 pulses 1 ms”. Additionally, in the Performance evaluation under fusion reactor-relevant conditions section, under the subheading ‘Evolution of surface morphology of DSW under high heat flux’, “At 0.38 GW/m2, the sample was exposed to 1000 and then 10,000 pulses, in order to investigate thermal fatigue at higher pulse numbers.” now reads “At 0.38 GW/m2, the sample was exposed to 100 and then 1000 pulses, in order to investigate thermal fatigue at higher pulse numbers.” and “No apparent fatigue-induced damage events were observed in our experiment since the surface morphologies under 1000 and 10,000 pulses of 0.38 GW/m2 shock are quite similar.” now reads “No apparent fatigue-induced damage events were observed in our experiment since the surface morphologies under 100 and 1000 pulses of 0.38 GW/m2 shock are quite similar.” The original Figure 6 and accompanying legend appear in this Correction, and the Figure 6g,f were replaced with the correct images. The original Article has been corrected.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Article number18349
JournalScientific reports
Volume14
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 2024

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