2001/03/01 by E.T. Cheng, T. Muroga · 1 citation
Materials Science · Chemistry · Engineering · #Fusion materials and technologies #Radioactive element chemistry and processing #Nuclear Materials and Properties #Vanadium #Reuse #Impurity #Materials science #Fusion power #Nuclear engineering #Power (physics) #Process engineering #Metallurgy #Waste management #Plasma #Thermodynamics #Nuclear physics #Engineering #Chemistry
paper · doi:10.13182/fst01-a11963369
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Multiple recycling and reuse of vanadium alloys in a fusion power plant was investigated. Required impurities to allow remote and hands-on handling to recycle the reactor components were identified. Impurities found in currently large-scale fabricated vanadium alloys were compared and discussed. Techniques to further reduce some of the undesirable impurities were identified and discussed.