In order to evaluate neutron irradiation effect on divertor target plate component, brazed specimens of C/C composite armor tiie on alumina dispersed copper and HIPed specimen of beryllium on alumina dispersed copper were irradiated up to a fluence of 2.8×10
23n/m
2 (>0.18MeV) at 746-788K, and their strength tests were performed.
From these tests, the following results were obtained.
(1) MFC-1/alumina dispersed copper brazed-specimen
Tensile and 4 point bending strength of irradiated brazed-specimen was 30-55% of that of unirradiated one. Tensile and 4point bending strength of unirradiated and irradiated brazed-specimen increased as the test temperature was increased, however these strength decreased above 600K. Remarkable degradation of tensile strength was observed for the irradiated brazed-specimen above 600K. Fracture position of irradiated specimen shifts from MFC-1 side brazed zone to alumina dispersed copper as the testing temperature increases.
(2) Beryllium/alumina dispersed copper HIPed specimen
Under tensile and bending loading, irradiated HIPed-specimen exhibits similar deformation behavior as copper alloy, but fracture strength of the specimen was dominated by fracture strain limitation of beryllium material. Tensile and 4 point bending strength of irradiated HIPed-specimen showed 10-20% lower values than that of unirradiated one. The room-temperature strength of irradiated joint was about 3 times higher than that of the irradiated MFC-1/alumina dispersed copper brazed-specimen. Tensile and 4 point bending fracture strains of irradiated joint showed 0-30% lower values than that of unirradiated one. Fracture of irradiated HIPed-specimens was observed at joined area.
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