The goal of the present thesis is to present the theoretical and experimental results concerning the use of liquid metal in tokamak devices. Most of the experimental work has been performed on FTU at the ENEA laboratories in Frascati. The main part of the work has consisted of analyzing the evolution of thermal loads, plasma contamination and plasma edge parameters variations determined by the exposure of liquid metal limiters. A radiative model is proposed to explain the vapor shield effect observed during the past experimental campaigns with the Liquid Lithium Limiter: the results of the simulations and the comparisons made with the experimental data are illustrated. Much time has been spent in the installation, debugging and exploration ...
Liquid metal walls have been proposed to address the first wall challenge for fusion reactors. The L...
At present, the only solid material believed to be a viable option for plasma-facing components (PFC...
Two small liquid metal targets based on the capillary porous structure were exposed to the divertor ...
The goal of the present thesis is to present the theoretical and experimental results concerning the...
Abstract For DEMO and beyond liquid metal plasma facing components are considered due to their resil...
The lithium and tin capillary-porous systems (CPSs) were tested with steady-state plasma in the PLM ...
AbstractPower exhaust is a key mission in the roadmap to the realization of a future fusion reactor....
\u3cp\u3eFor DEMO and beyond, liquid metal plasma-facing components are considered due to their resi...
Solutions for the steady-state power exhaust problem in future fusion reactors (e.g. DEMO) are not a...
The liquid metal shield laboratory (LiMeS-Lab) will provide the infrastructure to develop, test, and...
The behaviour of the scrape-off plasma of the European tokamak DEMO (DEMOnstration tokamak of the ec...
The present thesis is the product of three years of research in the field on magnetically confined n...
Part of the development of liquid metals as a first wall or divertor for reactor applications must i...
The application of liquid metal technology in fusion devices requires R&D related to many phenomena:...
AbstractThe TechnoFusión project involves the construction of a relevant set of scientific-technical...
Liquid metal walls have been proposed to address the first wall challenge for fusion reactors. The L...
At present, the only solid material believed to be a viable option for plasma-facing components (PFC...
Two small liquid metal targets based on the capillary porous structure were exposed to the divertor ...
The goal of the present thesis is to present the theoretical and experimental results concerning the...
Abstract For DEMO and beyond liquid metal plasma facing components are considered due to their resil...
The lithium and tin capillary-porous systems (CPSs) were tested with steady-state plasma in the PLM ...
AbstractPower exhaust is a key mission in the roadmap to the realization of a future fusion reactor....
\u3cp\u3eFor DEMO and beyond, liquid metal plasma-facing components are considered due to their resi...
Solutions for the steady-state power exhaust problem in future fusion reactors (e.g. DEMO) are not a...
The liquid metal shield laboratory (LiMeS-Lab) will provide the infrastructure to develop, test, and...
The behaviour of the scrape-off plasma of the European tokamak DEMO (DEMOnstration tokamak of the ec...
The present thesis is the product of three years of research in the field on magnetically confined n...
Part of the development of liquid metals as a first wall or divertor for reactor applications must i...
The application of liquid metal technology in fusion devices requires R&D related to many phenomena:...
AbstractThe TechnoFusión project involves the construction of a relevant set of scientific-technical...
Liquid metal walls have been proposed to address the first wall challenge for fusion reactors. The L...
At present, the only solid material believed to be a viable option for plasma-facing components (PFC...
Two small liquid metal targets based on the capillary porous structure were exposed to the divertor ...