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MPEX High Heat Flux Plasma Dump Design, Manufacture, and Articles Test
A. Hussain
, N. Branch
, V. Ramanuj
, B. Williams
, K. Logan
, A. Aaron
, T. Gray
, A. Kubik
, E. S. Vidal
, J. S. Osborne
, A. Lumsdaine
, G. S. Showers
, R. L. Romesberg
,
D. E. Wolfe
Office of the Senior Vice President for Research
Engineering Science and Mechanics
Ken and Mary Alice Lindquist Department of Nuclear Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
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Plasma Exposure
100%
High Heat Flux
100%
Exposure Experiment
100%
Dump
75%
High Temperature
50%
Divertor
50%
Glidcop
50%
High Power
25%
Steady State
25%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
25%
Elevated Temperature
25%
Brazing
25%
Heat Load
25%
High Thermal Conductivity
25%
Complex Effects
25%
Design Phase
25%
Water-cooling Channel
25%
Water Cooling
25%
Fusion Devices
25%
Copper Alloy
25%
Total Temperature
25%
Water Leakage
25%
Final Design
25%
External Fluid
25%
High Fluence
25%
Neutron-irradiated
25%
Ion Fluence
25%
Irradiated Materials
25%
Plasma Particles
25%
Operational Requirements
25%
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
25%
Energetic Particles
25%
Superconducting Magnets
25%
Plasma-material Interactions
25%
Plasma-facing Components
25%
Titania-zirconium-molybdenum
25%
Vacuum Space
25%
Linear Plasma Device
25%
Material Science
Zirconium
100%
Molybdenum
100%
Titanium
100%
Thermal Conductivity
100%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
100%
Heating Load
100%
Superconducting Magnet
100%
Copper Alloy
100%
Engineering
Heat Flux
100%
Test Article
100%
Joints (Structural Components)
33%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
33%
Energetics
33%
Elevated Temperature
33%
High Thermal Conductivity
33%
Design Phase
33%
Cooling Channel
33%
Final Design
33%
Irradiated Material
33%
Operational Requirement
33%
Plasma Facing Component
33%
Oak Ridge
33%
Plasma-Materials Interaction
33%
Thermal Load
33%
Liquid Cooling
33%
Physics
Blood Plasma
100%
Fluence
18%
Steady State
9%
Thermal Conductivity
9%
Enthalpy
9%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
9%
Helicon
9%
Energetic Particle
9%
Plasma-Materials Interaction
9%
Plasma Facing Component
9%
Superconducting Magnet
9%
Copper Alloy
9%