EROSION OF PYROLYTIC GRAPHITE AND TI-DOPED GRAPHITE DUE TO HIGH FLUX IRRADIATION

摘要

The erosion of pyrolytic graphite and titanium doped graphite RG-Ti above 1,780K was investigated by 5 keV Ar beam irradiation with the flux from 4x10(19) to 1x10(21) m(-2).s(-1). The total erosion S yields were significantly reduced with the au?c. This reduction would be attributed to the reduction of RES (radiation enhanced sublimation) yield, which was observed in the case of isotropic graphite with the flux dependence of RES yield of phi(-0.26) (phi: flux) Obtained in our previous work. The yield of pyrolytic graphite was roughly 30% higher than that of isotropic graphite below the flux of 10(20) m(-2).s(-1) whereas each yield approached to very close value at the highest flux of 1x10(21)m(-2).s(-1). This result indicated that the effect of graphite structure on the RES yield, which was apparent in the low flux region, would disappear in the high Bur region probably due to the disordering of crystal structure. In the case of irradiation to RG-Ti at 1,780 K, the surface undulations evolved with a mean height of about 3 mu m at 1.2 x 10(20) m(-2).s(-1), while at higher flux of 8.0 x 10(20) m(-2).s(-1) they were unrecognizable. These phenomena can be explained by the reduction of RES of graphite parts excluding TIC grains. [References: 20]